MP fraud and tax evasion – no accountability in British politics Can honesty, integrity, professionalism and trust exist in our elected representatives

Charles Clarke still wants a vote on the Kelly Report recommendations.

I am no longer surprised to read that a former Home Secretary and the current MP for Norwich South, Charles Clarke,  wants to have a vote in the commons over the Kelly Report despite everything that's happened this year!

Even now, humiliated, shamed, dishonoured and hated by the general public, MPs feel that they should have the right to vote for the implementation of the Kelly Report recommendations. Farcically, Charles Clarke believes that " MPs should approve the Kelly recommendations as the basis for a new system and apologise for this whole episode. "

THE LAST 13 YEARS OF MP CORRUPTION UNDER A LABOUR GOVERNMENT CAN HARDLY BE CALLED AN " EPISODE "!

Mr Clarke, there's a VERY good reason that you're not being given the chance to vote on the recommendations, none of you can be trusted to be honourable and actually vote in the changes! You amazingly seem to believe that an apology for everything that's happened in the last few years will placate the masses and then everything will be tickety-boo again? The fact that MPs ( at the moment ) have gotten away with tax evasion and fraud amongst their many crimes that would otherwise have seem a member of the general public in prison, is both abhorrent and shameful to most honest, hard working people.

MPs have proved repeatedly that self regulation does not work in any way or form and that " trust, honour, morality and integrity " appear to be sadly lacking from the House of Commons.

All MPs have been tared with the same brush of corruption and greed, and even those that may have been genuinely working for the betterment of their constituents, are complicit in their actions by turning a blind eye to all those individuals who had their snouts deep in the trough for so long!