Select committee: Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee
Conclusion 9
Third Report - Propriety of Governance in Light of Greensill: An Interim Report
Published 22 Jul 2021
Paragraph 40
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Conclusion (the committee's words)
Nonetheless, there are aspects that would appear to suggest that Mr Greensill’s role was not truly reflective of his status as consultant. He appeared to operate with far greater autonomy than we would expect. And we would not normally expect a consultant under contract to the Cabinet Office to be given a business card describing them as a Senior Advisor in the Prime Minister’s Office or a pass to access Downing Street. This is not the only occasion where this Committee has questioned the appropriateness of the use of consultants. The way they are used is something the Committee will consider further in the next phase of the inquiry.
From: Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee, Third Report - Propriety of Governance in Light of Greensill: An Interim Report (HC 59), paragraph 40, 22 July 2021
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