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Depends on how serious the crime was and when it occurred. For example something they did at the age of 17 shouldn't ne…

Yes, once the have served their time, it was not committed in office, and it wasn't violent, sexual or financial.

Yes, as long as the crime was not comitted while in office, as long as it was not a felony, violent, financial or sexual…

As long as the crime isn’t committed while in office or a felony, violent, financial or sexual crime.

Yes, on a case by case basis. Type of offence should not automatically be a bar to standing - although clearly the more…

Yes, as long as the nature of the crime was not extreme and if it occurred over 15 years before they serve.

Depends on the conviction. Dishonest offences should not be allowed, but for other offences depends on whether public tr…

I think it would depend on the crime. We cant have people openly being against people who do something then go ahead and…

Yes, as long they have finished there sentences and finished a suspension of being involved in UK politics.

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