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We're shocked, I tell you, shocked. Name the names. Hm. Isn't this just what they did to the Commons functionaries when expenses were their job? MPs deserve not one jot of sympathy. They voted effectively to outsource authorisation of their expenses at uncapped cost. Was it put out to tender? No, because they were desperate for a quick fix. Will MPs learn from this? No, they're too ...
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