David Cameron’s party fund raising
Summary
This Report
'Conduct
of Mr David Cameron' (HC 429) considers a complaint that Mr Cameron’s
Parliamentary office in the House was being used as part of a party fund
raising strategy.
The complaint was upheld.
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The Committee finds that although there is no reason why Mr Cameron
cannot meet those who donate to his party on the Parliamentary Estate, he
cannot use his Parliamentary office as part of a fund-raising stratagem.
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