Zacs-Master
//Nobody has banned anything. If people want to debate fiscal policy and it’s effects they would be better starting with an NAO report which at least provides some factual criticism on the value for money of public spending, rather than the OBR’s rather tamer assessment on the outlook for the public finances and whether they are sustainable.//
Just a play on words. Refusal is pretty much the same as banning in this instance.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-62970803.amp
Meanwhile, from the BBC this morning.
//Kwasi Kwarteng has thrown the economic plan of the last government in the shredder.
And this morning - he's continuing that. Increasing tax during a cost of living crisis was a "perverse" argument he says. He was "perplexed by the approach".
Kwarteng was known to have concerns about National Insurance rises. But remember he was business secretary in the last government - so signed up to the plans under cabinet collective responsibility. As did the Prime Minister Liz Truss.//
So clearly these people just vote for stuff on the orders of the PM, regardless of their concerns and the consequences?