The conduct of Lord Stephen : 11th 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.
Stationery Office (Great Britain)
London : The Stationery Office,
[2014]
Following a complaint, Lord Stephen was found to have breached the Code of Conduct in one respect, by failing to register all his directorships. He took appropriate remedial action by way of formal apology to the Sub-Committee on Lords' Conduct and by registering all his directorships. The Commissioner on Standards and the Sub-Committee conclude that no further action is required.
HL Paper 118.
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"Session 2013-14."
Following a complaint, Lord Stephen was found to have breached the Code of Conduct in one respect, by failing to register all his directorships. He took appropriate remedial action by way of formal apology to the Sub-Committee on Lords' Conduct and by registering all his directorships. The Commissioner on Standards and the Sub-Committee conclude that no further action is required.