... was a 61-year-old Conservative MP and a former UK government attorney-general who, on top of his parliamentary and constituency work, has made almost 900,000 pounds over the past year from his private legal work. Sir Geoffrey Cox was the latest Tory MP to find himself being referred to parliament’s commissioner for standards. Sir Geoffrey says that the chief whip and the current attorney-general gave their okays for voting by proxy from abroad and regarding any potential conflict of interest. But the point was that it didn’t look good, least of all for a prime minister now being associated with sleaze as well as a slapdash approach to procedure.
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