Electoral Commission Investigation: Vote Leave Debate
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David T C Davies
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Electoral Commission Investigation: Vote Leave
David T C Davies Excerpts(5 years, 9 months ago)
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Chloe Smith
I am sorry if the hon. Gentleman thinks that his political party does not take these rules seriously; we do.
David T. C. Davies (Monmouth) (Con)
Will my hon. Friend confirm that the faux outrage that we are hearing today from Members from all parts of this House, some of whom have now left, is nothing to do with a breach of the rules by the leave campaign? It is to do with the fact that they lost; they are not representing the people. They lost that referendum despite the fact that they themselves overspent by millions of pounds.
Chloe Smith
I came here today to try to respond to the subject matter of the report, but also very clearly to lay on the record again that the people in this country want us to get on with delivering the result, rather than to go back over it.