FDA welcomes proposals on risk-based exclusion of MPs from Parliament
The House of Commons Commission has published a report outlining their proposals on risk-based exclusion of MPs from the Parliamentary estate.
Responding to the report ‘Risk-based exclusion of MPs: consultation response and proposals’, FDA National Officer Jawad Raza says:
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