Found: https://www.civilserviceworld.com/news/article/in-praise-of-the-process-laurie-magnuss-report-on-angela-rayner

Found: 2024: Influencers radicalising boys in 'terrifying' way, say police - BBC News 16 The Telegraph, Angela Rayner

Found: enforce the Bill effectively.7 4.8 During the Bill’s Second Reading in October, Secretary of State Angela Rayner

Found: In the second reading of the Bill in October, the Secretary of State Angela Rayner made a commitment

Found: findings on housing quality and energy efficiency, Annex Table 1.4 7 Shelter campaigns, Open Letter: Angela Rayner

Found: campaigners are contesting the decision to build: https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2025/aug/21/ angela-rayner-hit-with-legal

Found: Yours sincerely, ANGELA RAYNER MP Deputy Prime Minister and Secretary of State for

Found: Angela Rayner stated that ‘existing bodies that have been undermined and weakened…will be brought under

Found: makes their continuation in office unacceptable.”7 While at the time both Sir Keir Starmer MP and Angela Rayner

Found: Sanctions and powers 11 Angela Rayner, November 2021, “Angela Rayner’s speech setting out Labour’s plans

Found: If you think about the recent Reform conference, the events of the Labour party and the Angela Rayner

Found: Correction below in BOLD For the Attention of, the Right Honourable Angela Rayner MP.

Found: target is to build 1.5m "safe" homes (https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/housing- angela-rayner-labour-conference-speech-b2616661

Found: Communities and Local Government Committee House of Commons London SW1A 0AA Rt Hon Angela Rayner

Question to the Cabinet Office:

To ask the Minister for the Cabinet Office, with reference to the Prime Minister's oral contribution of 3 September 2025 in response to the Rt hon. Member for North West Essex during Prime Minister's Questions, Official Report, Column 281, on what date he was informed that the Deputy Prime Minister had not correctly paid stamp duty.

Answered by Anna Turley - Minister without Portfolio (Cabinet Office)

The Prime Minister was kept updated appropriately.

Question to the Cabinet Office:

To ask the Minister for the Cabinet Office, whether the former Deputy Prime Minister has received a Ministerial severance payment.

Answered by Nick Thomas-Symonds - Paymaster General and Minister for the Cabinet Office

On 21 July 2025, this Government announced reforms to Ministerial severance pay to ensure severance payments are proportionate and fair. These changes came into effect from 13 October. Before this, decisions as to whether a Minister accepted a severance payment were for the outgoing minister, in line with the practice of previous administrations.

Details of ministerial severance payments are published in the relevant department’s annual report and accounts.

Question to the Cabinet Office:

To ask the Minister for the Cabinet Office, with reference to the Prime Minister's oral contribution of 3 September 2025 in response to the Rt hon. Member for North West Essex during Prime Minister's Questions, Official Report, Column 281, on what date the Deputy Prime Minister informed the Independent Adviser on Ministerial Standards that she had not correctly paid stamp duty.

Answered by Nick Thomas-Symonds - Paymaster General and Minister for the Cabinet Office

The former Deputy Prime Minister referred herself to the Independent Advisor on Ministerial Standards on Wednesday 3 September.

Question to the Cabinet Office:

To ask the Minister for the Cabinet Office, if the Government will make it its policy to ensure that the former Deputy Prime Minister is not given a severance payment.

Answered by Nick Thomas-Symonds - Paymaster General and Minister for the Cabinet Office

This Government has introduced reforms to Ministerial severance pay to ensure severance payments are proportionate and fair. These changes will come into effect from 13 October.

In the interim, while this is implemented, decisions as to whether a Minister accepts a severance payment is for the outgoing Minister.

Found: help everyone live better and healthier lives.14 Shortly after the July 2024 General Election, Angela Rayner

Found: Introduced] Presented by Secretary Shabana Mahmood supported by The Prime Minister, Secretary Angela Rayner

Found: Presented by Secretary Shabana Mahmood supported by the Prime Minister, Secretary Angela Rayner, the

Found: Angela Rayner MP Baroness Jones

Found: Angela Rayner MP, Baroness Jones To discuss the Employment Rights Bill and employment tribunals Justin

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Found: hospitality Type of Hospitality Received Accompanied by Guest Estimated value of Hospitality (£) Angela Rayner

Found: Given or Received Who gift was given to or received from Value (£) Outcome (Received gifts only) Angela Rayner

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Found: offered hospitality Type of Hospitality Received Accompanied by Guest Value of Hospitality (£) Angela Rayner

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Found: Given or Received Who gift was given to or received from Value (£) Outcome (Received gifts only) Angela Rayner

Found: GOV.UK, Independent review into scaling up self‑build and custom housebuilding, August 2021 131 Angela Rayner

Found: Angela Rayner MP, Deputy Prime Minister and Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local

Found: He will attend Cabinet Rt Hon Angela Rayner MP, Rt Hon Lucy Powell MP and Rt Hon Ian Murray MP have

Found: Independent Adviser on Ministerial Standards & exchange of letters between the Prime Minister and Angela Rayner

Found: Independent Adviser on Ministerial Standards & exchange of letters between the Prime Minister and Angela Rayner

Found: Independent Adviser on Ministerial Standards & exchange of letters between the Prime Minister and Angela Rayner

Found: Independent Adviser on Ministerial Standards & exchange of letters between the Prime Minister and Angela Rayner

Found: Other developments  Following the resignation of Angela Rayner MP and subsequent UK Cabinet reshuffle

Found: Other developments  Following the resignation of Angela Rayner MP and subsequent UK Cabinet reshuffle

<p>I'm pleased that this subject has been raised in the Senedd today, and&nbsp;I thank the Member for Pontypridd for tabling this topical question this afternoon. Reflecting on the title of the proposed Bill from Westminster, I want to begin by expressing my support and solidarity with the families of the 97 people who so tragically lost their lives in the Hillsborough disaster on 15 April 1989. It's their tireless fight for truth and justice that has provided the impetus for this legislation, with the failings of the authorities at the time and the subsequent cover-up exposing just how urgently we need transparency and accountability in our public institutions. I welcome the progress that has been made over the years to address those wrongs and the further steps now being taken.</p>
<p>When we talk about the principle of candour in public life, it's important to remember that it was a Conservative Government, under Rishi Sunak, that took the first meaningful step, by agreeing to the Hillsborough charter. That charter was the recognition that families and the public deserve honesty, transparency and accountability from institutions that are meant to serve them. But we need to go further. The duty of candour now being developed in law is a good and necessary thing. It gives reassurance when something goes wrong, public bodies are not evasive but will instead face up to mistakes, learn from them and be open with those affected, with legal deterrence against lies or evasion, as you alluded to, Cabinet Secretary—Counsel General, sorry.</p>
<p>Just as importantly, this law will strengthen the position of whistleblowers—those individuals within institutions who have the courage to speak out. They should not be silenced or punished but supported, because their candour is often the first step in preventing tragedy or injustice. At a time when trust in our institutions and, indeed, in elected representatives is low, this is a step in the right direction. We only need to look at the damage caused by the Angela Rayner tax affair recently—</p>