Raab
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About Raab
Ministers could be fined for breaching lobbying rules under Labour
... PM s powers dilutedMs Rayner said Labour s reforms were necessary because standards had slipped under the Tories, with a series of ministers - including Gavin Williamson, Nadhim Zahawi and Dominic Raab - forced out on misconduct grounds in recent years...
Dominic Raab lashes out at 'flawed' bullying inquiry as he quits
...Dominic Raab has resigned as justice secretary and deputy prime minister after an inquiry into allegations of bullying...
Dominic Raab bullying inquiry nears judgement day
...By Chris MasonPolitical editor, BBC NewsIt is crunch time for Dominic Raab...
Dominic Raab accused of bullying behaviour by ex-colleague
...By Sima KotechaUK Editor, BBC NewsnightA former senior civil servant who worked closely with Dominic Raab has described his behaviour as " nasty and difficult"...
Dominic Raab: Ministry of Justice 'inundated' with bullying complaints
...The Ministry of Justice has been " inundated" with complaints of alleged bullying by Justice Secretary Dominic Raab, BBC Newsnight has been told...
Which new laws have been held up or shelved?
... It was championed by Dominic Raab - justice secretary under Mr Johnson, who has returned to the same job under Mr Sunak...
Penny Mordaunt denies deal talks with Boris Johnson team
... Appearing on the same programme, former foreign secretary Dominic Raab - who is backing Rishi Sunak - was asked if a deal had been reached between his chosen candidate and Mr Johnson...
Home Secretary to crack down on disruptive protests with new bill
... Opposition members described the plans - tabled by then Justice Secretary Dominic Raab - as " oppressive" and " plain nasty"...
Dominic Raab lashes out at 'flawed' bullying inquiry as he quits
Dominic Raab has resigned as justice secretary and deputy Prime Minister after an inquiry into allegations of bullying.
The five-month probe, by a senior lawyer, was Set Up by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak after complaints about Mr Raab 's behaviour as a minister.
In a letter to Mr Sunak, He Said he would resign if The Inquiry " made any finding of bullying whatsoever".
He Said The Inquiry " dismissed all but two of the claims levelled against me".
Mr Raab said two findings that went against him were " flawed" and " set a dangerous precedent for the conduct of good Government ".
The Report on The Inquiry by senior lawyer Adam Tolley KC is yet to be published by the Government .
Mr Raab 's political fate had been hanging in The Balance for More Than 24 hours after the Prime Minister received The Report from Mr Tolley on Thursday morning.
The resignation of Mr Raab - One of Mr Sunak's key supporters during The Conservative leadership contest Last Year - means the Prime Minister will need to appoint a New Justice secretary.
Mr Tolley was investigating eight formal complaints of bullying against Mr Raab , who was appointed deputy Prime Minister and justice secretary last October.
The bullying complaints, which involved 24 people, relate to Mr Raab 's previous periods as justice secretary and Foreign Secretary under Boris Johnson , and his time as Brexit secretary under Theresa May .
Mr Sunak has been Under Pressure to explain what he knew about the allegations before reappointing Mr Raab as to The Cabinet .
Coming Out fightingMr Raab pulled no punches in his resignation letter. He made that clear that, while he accepted the outcome of The Inquiry , he did not agree with the findings against him.
He Said ministers " must be able to give direct critical feedback on briefings and submissions to senior officials, in order to set the standards and drive the reform The Public expect of us".
While he apologised for any " unintended" stress caused, he attributed this to the " pace, standards and challenge" he brought to the Ministry of Justice.
" In setting the threshold for bullying so low, this inquiry has set a dangerous precedent, " Mr Raab wrote.
" It will encourage spurious complaints against ministers, and have a Chilling Effect on those driving change on behalf of your Government - and ultimately the British People . "
His main argument appears to be that ministers need to be able to give direct critical feedback, and exercise direct oversight, over their civil servant officials.
One question now is whether he decides to take any further action.
He has punchily accused some civil servants of " systematic leaking of skewed and fabricated claims" and claimed a senior official initiated a " coercive removal" of some of his private secretaries Last Year .
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
