Greensill inquiry is attempt to deflect blame from ministers – Whitehall union
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FDA says David Cameron and government seem to want to point finger at the late Jeremy Heywood
An inquiry into lobbying launched by Boris Johnson is an attempt to deflect attention from the role of ministers in the Greensill scandal, the head of the senior civil servants’ union has said.
Dave Penman, the general secretary of the FDA, told the Guardian that the investigation has no specific remit to examine whether four ministers contacted by David Cameron as he lobbied on behalf of his employer, Greensill, acted within the rules. Continue reading...
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