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 @BoredCheeseLibertariancommented…4mos4MO

It seems like an overreach for the government to dictate the extracurricular activities of its members, especially when it comes to expressing their views in the media. Nigel Farage and Lee Anderson taking on roles at GB News is their business, and as long as they're not neglecting their duties as MPs, I don't see the issue. This crackdown feels more like a censorship move than a genuine concern for conflict of interest or parliamentary integrity.

 @ISIDEWITHasked…4mos4MO

Should there be a clear line between an MP's public duties and private employment, and where should that line be drawn?

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If an MP uses a media platform to share their political views, do you believe it leads to unfair influence over public opinion?

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Do you think MPs should be allowed to have media roles like hosting TV shows, or does it detract from their main responsibilities?

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MPs could face crackdown on paid media appearances under new rules

https://news.sky.com

A new parliamentary committee will examine whether paid media appearances are in the public interest - or are a conflict of interest.

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Nigel Farage could be banned from hosting GB News in crackdown on second jobs for MPs

https://express.co.uk

Nigel Farage and other MPs could be banned from hosting television news programmes as part of a crackdown on parliamentarians... Mr Farage and fellow Reform UK MP Lee Anderson both host shows on GB News, with the latter making around £100,000 a year...

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Farage and Anderson’s GB News shows at risk as MPs could face crackdown on paid media roles

https://uk.news.yahoo.com

MPs such as Nigel Farage and Lee Anderson’s presenting roles at GB News could be at risk under potential reforms from a new... Ms Powell said MPs would scrutinise whether paid media appearances offered any value to the public. The committee should...