Correspondence

Intimidation in Public Life: Committee invites evidence

The Committee has written to MPs, Parliamentary political parties, social media companies, and relevant security and police authorities to request that they submit evidence as part of the review on the subject of the intimidation of Parliamentary candidates.

• From: Committee on Standards in Public Life
• Published: 27 July 2017

Documents

Committee invitations to give oral evidence

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Committee letter to MPs to encourage the submission of written evidence

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Committee letter to Parliamentary parties to encourage candidates to submit written evidence

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We have written to the Parliamentary political parties, social media companies, and relevant security and police authorities to request that they give oral evidence on the issue of the intimidation of Parliamentary candidates.

We have also written to all sitting MPs and the Parliamentary political parties to invite them to give written evidence to our review.

The Committee’s call for evidence for this review is now open. We welcome contributions from anyone interested in these issues.

Published 27 July 2017