As Rishi Sunak is forced to speak to an ethics specialist about Suella Braveman’s conduct, Lauren Windle explains how she handles ethical dilemmas in her life.
It seems that there’s been another potential breach of the ministerial code from inside the cabinet and this time it’s at the hands of the Home Secretary Suella Braverman. Last summer the MP was caught exceeding the speed limit and, according to The Sunday Times, asked officials to organise a private speed awareness course for her so she wouldn’t have to participate in a group session.
Now, don’t for one second think that I am standing in judgement of Suella. I too have been the recipient of an invitation to a speed awareness course. I have to say, it was remarkably effective in quashing my need for speed. At the start of the course, when the leaders introduced the day, they were very clear that telling others who you saw on the course was prohibited. On mine there was a very minor celebrity from the 90s but their name will stay under my hat, just as Suella’s would had we found ourselves in the same session.
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