Should Shaun Bailey enter the House of Lords and wrongdoing is subsequently exposed, it would be incredibly difficult to remove him. Even if he quit or was expelled, he would retain his title
On July 18, Shaun Bailey is set to become a member of the House of Lords. It’s a great honour and privilege â and it needs to be stopped.
The Met Police have re-opened their investigation into Mr Bailey’s Partygate bash.
Since news of the “jingle and mingle” affair was broken, by this newspaper, fresh details have emerged. And they need to be carefully and thoroughly investigated.
But because Mr Bailey was named on former Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s resignation honours list his new status is, for the moment at least, assured.