Wilson on the Home Office

At a press conference the Shadow Home Secretary, Harold Wilson, spoke on the recent resignation of Pierre Moscovici.
"It's nothing short of disgraceful. If he'd been in any other job and was acting sexually inappropriately at work, he'd be sacked and his former employer would make damn sure the he never found work again. The fact he was allowed to resign is the ultimate example of how weak this Government is on discipline and organisation. Have the electorate had an apology? Of course they haven't because those sitting in the glass towers are wilfully attempting to cover this up. The Home Office is mistrusted enough and now this recent scandal proves what the public feared: it is run by out of touch big wigs and frankly it's led to this dismay of humiliation. 
To abuse any position is abhorrent. But to misuse a Public Office for personal gain should be a crime. What I want to know is what the Chancellor and his cronies are going to do about it. They've allowed him to resign thus diminishing him of public humiliation. They've not spoken on it thus attempting to reduce the attention it is gaining. I'll tell the Government, they ought to apologise now and make the Home Office, and other departments, more accountable. We've asked for Committees and are yet to get them. 
Do we actually have a Government? I can't see them."
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