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Conservative News
- Giving people greater control over healthcare
- New support measures for parents
- Reforming Special Educational Needs
- Queen's Speech 2012
- David Cameron economy speech
- Sayeeda Warsi congratulates Boris Johnson on his re-election
- Lord Feldman appoints Ben Gummer MP as his Parliamentary Adviser
- Sayeeda Warsi: Best wishes on St George's Day
- David Cameron launches local election campaign
- Sayeeda Warsi: Best wishes for a happy Vaisakhi
BBC Politics
- Warsi's expenses under scrutiny
- Anti-cuts protest at Clegg's home
- Cable: 'Don't lecture eurozone'
- High Streets to share £1.2m pot
- UK plans for EU immigration rise
- Sinn Fein unionist talks 'frank'
- Yes campaign seeks million Scots
- Hunt texted 'mon ami' to lobbyist
- Top China official snubs Cameron
- Gangmaster plan exploitation fear
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Happy New Year to you and your family, so sorry to hear the news of the death of John Byrne.
Bury Gateway
Happy New Year.
We can look across the Atlantic to observe that the authoities in America are now commencing to indict bank directors for their shortcomings and misdemeanors in the financial crisis.
For all the Lib-Dem promoting capital adequacy as the Holy Grail of the banking sector, what would really frame the executive mindset is to bring charges against the likes of Fred “the Shred” Goodwin,ex-RBS, and Eric Daniels et al, at Lloyds for criminal negligence, breach of fudiciary duty or whatever can be applied to get them infront of the court and disgraced if not jailed.
If Gordon Brown was acting ultra vires in his waiving of monopolies rules on the Halifax takeover then lets see him suffer a Dame Shirley Porter type consequence.
It’s in the public interest that these executives are brought to book. Is there anyone at Westminster who has the stomach to propose it? Of anyone at Westminster with public interest at heart, it would likely be you.
How about it?
Hi,
It is for the police and the CPS to decide whether to institute criminal proceedings.
David
Given the Mail On Sunday headline it seems the topic has been elevated by timely coincidence within the coalition. Are you aware of a complaint having been made from any quarter and a police investigation taking place? I think most folk are aware who has the responsibility for deciding if a prosecutable offense has taken place. Seems that justice for those at the top of the pile is a little slow in being initiated unless someone of some status proposes the charge.
Regards.
No I am not aware of any complaint being made – probably because there has not been a criminal offence committed!