The conduct of Viscount Ridley : 12th report of session 2013-14 /
Great Britain.Parliament.House of Lords.Committee for Privileges and Conduct.
Sewel, John Buttifant,Lord.
Brown of Eaton-under-Heywood, Simon Denis,Lord.
London : The Stationery Office,
[2014]
Following a complaint, Viscount Ridley was found to have breached the Code of Conduct by failing to declare his financial interests in a comprehensible and unambigous manner when speaking in a debate on the Energy Bill. Vicount Ridley took appropriate remedial action by way of an apology to the Sub-Committee on Lords' Conduct and an apology in a subsequent speech in the House on the Bill. The Commissioner for Standards and the Sub-Committee conclude that no further action is required.
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HL Paper 119.
"Session 2013-14."
Following a complaint, Viscount Ridley was found to have breached the Code of Conduct by failing to declare his financial interests in a comprehensible and unambigous manner when speaking in a debate on the Energy Bill. Vicount Ridley took appropriate remedial action by way of an apology to the Sub-Committee on Lords' Conduct and an apology in a subsequent speech in the House on the Bill. The Commissioner for Standards and the Sub-Committee conclude that no further action is required.