MP Rupert Lowe cleared by standards watchdog
The UK Parliament's standards watchdog has cleared former Reform MP Rupert Lowe of any wrongdoing in relation to declaring donations. The standards commissioner, who investigates potential breaches of the House of Commons Code of Conduct, stated that they were satisfied Lowe did not violate the rules on declaring financial contributions. The investigation was prompted by concerns raised over Lowe's failure to promptly declare certain donations he had received. However, the commissioner's review concluded that Lowe had acted in good faith and that any delays in reporting the donations were unintentional. The findings of the standards commissioner's investigation provide a resolution to the matter, clearing Lowe's name and affirming that he did not breach the established guidelines for Members of Parliament regarding the declaration of financial support received.
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