
Alex Allan
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Gender | Male |
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Age | 33 |
Date of birth | February 28,1992 |
Zodiac sign | Pisces |
Parents | Robert Allan, Baron Allan of Kilmahew |
Job | Diplomat |
Education | University College London |
Harrow School | |
University of Cambridge | |
Loughborough University | |
Sedbergh School | |
Books | E-democracy: A Hansard Society Lecture |
Department for Constitutional Affairs: Departmental Annual Report 2005-06, Oral and Written Evidence, 17 October 2006, Alex Allan, Rod Clark and Barbara Moorhouse, Department for Constitutional Affairs | |
Born | Harrogate |
United Kingdom | |
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Date of Upd. | |
ID | 485683 |
Alex Allan Life story
Alex Grant Allan is a Scotland international rugby union player. He is now Head Coach at Hong Kong Scottish; and forwards coach for the Hong Kong international side. He previously played for Glasgow Warriors in the Pro14. He played primarily at loose head prop.
Theresa Villiers: Ex-environment secretary failed to declare Shell shares

... However the prime minister s ethics adviser at the time, Sir Alex Allan, advised her this was unnecessary because " the portfolio was managed for her and she did not take investment decisions, " they added...
Raab and Sunak both face moment of jeopardy

... Equally, we should add a bit of context: when Boris Johnson was prime minister, That inquiry, by his standards adviser Sir Alex Allan, concluded Ms Patel had broken the Ministerial Code, but Mr Johnson ignored it...
Rishi Sunak appoints Historic England head as ethics chief

... His predecessor, Sir Alex Allan, quit in 2020 after Mr Johnson overruled him over a report into alleged bullying by Home Secretary Priti Patel...
Labour calls vote to give MPs power to appoint new ethics chief

... Lord Geidt was the second ethics adviser to quit under Mr Johnson, after Sir Alex Allan left in 2020...
Lord Geidt: PM's ex-ethics adviser reveals more about why he quit

... Lord Geidt was the second ethics adviser to quit under Mr Johnson, after Sir Alex Allan left in 2020...
Lord Geidt quits: No 10 urged to release resignation letter to PM

... Sir Alex Allan, in 2020 after Mr Johnson chose not to accept his finding that Home Secretary Priti Patel had bullied civil servants...
Lord Geidt: Why did the PM's ethics adviser quit?

... Sir Alex Allan, which conventionally results in a resignation or sacking...
Union loses legal challenge to PM's decision to back Priti Patel

... In November 2020, the prime minister s then adviser on standards Sir Alex Allan ruled that Ms Patel had " unintentionally" broken the ministerial code...
Raab and Sunak both face moment of jeopardy
By Chris MasonPolitical editor, BBC News
Westminster waits.
A sense of limbo. The about The Future of his deputy, Dominic Raab .
The Judgement call is binary: keep him, or sack him.
Here is what we know:
The Prime Minister has seen The Report from Adam Tolley KC. The Deputy Prime Minister has too.
Rishi Sunak and Dominic Raab did not speak on Thursday.
Mr Raab has said for some time that he would resign if it was concluded he was a bully. But Mr Raab has not resigned.
It seems reasonable, therefore, to conclude The Deputy Prime Minister does not think The Evidence in The Report amounts to bullying.
So the decision over his future is down to the Prime Minister .
Consequences of waitingSo why The Delay ?
The government had created an expectation Mr Sunak's verdict would be quick.
Those participants in this process had been told to expect its outcome on Thursday, but it didn't come.
Equally, we should add a bit of context: when Boris Johnson was Prime Minister ,
That inquiry, by his standards adviser Sir Alex Allan , concluded Ms Patel had broken the Ministerial Code, but Mr Johnson ignored it.
Ms Patel carried on. Sir Alex resigned.
Sir Alex said of Rishi Sunak 's quandary now: " You can understand, if it's a huge report, the Prime Minister may want time to consider it. But As Far as I can see it probably cannot be completely clear cut. Otherwise he would have come out with a decision One Way or The Other . "
But The Waiting is having consequences.
Mr Raab knows The Names of those in his department, the Ministry of Justice, who were complainants.
Those complainants fear he might keep his job.
" The Prime Minister 's prevarication makes it feel more likely that the whole thing, The Last five months of agony for Raab's subordinates, will end in a whitewash, " somebody who advised Mr Raab in a senior role in one department told The Bbc .
Are resignations possible from the Civil Service if Mr Raab keeps his job?
" I think so, " Dave Penman of the civil servants' union the FDA said.
Potential mutinyBut let's not get ahead of ourselves.
Very few people have seen Adam Tolley's report, and next to nothing has leaked from it.
We should reserve judgement until we see it.
Mr Sunak faces turbulence whatever he decides to do.
Sack The Man who loyally campaigned for him to become Prime Minister and create a big vacancy at The Top of government and a big question about whether he should have appointed him in the First Place .
Keep him and face potential mutiny inside the Ministry of Justice and the prospect of alleged victims of Mr Raab's behaviour resigning, demanding a move and maybe talking publicly.
" Either outcome gives him a management problem, " one senior Conservative MP reflected to me.
A friend of Mr Raab told me The Deputy Prime Minister has long been " moderately optimistic" The Report might be less than clear cut.
Let's see.
Mr Raab is facing a moment of jeopardy over his job.
Rishi Sunak is facing a moment of jeopardy over his judgement.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com