braverman who just a few weeks ago broke ministerial conduct. and there are questions now about, for example, whether he deferred his interests to parliament. so he needs to get a clean break. but really there is not a clean break to be had. but he doesn t. if he doesn t do what he can to show on this occasion that he is different to borisjohnson, who the viewers will remember, borisjohnson reviewed the report of priti patel s conduct and he ignored it, with great repercussions this is his test to show he is not like borisjohnson. and it will be very interesting to see how he does. and it will be very interesting to see how he does. thank you very much. see how he does. thank you very much- it s see how he does. thank you very much- it s very see how he does. thank you very much. it s very useful see how he does. thank you very much. it s very useful to - see how he does. thank you very much. it s very useful to get - see how he does. thank you very much. it s very usef
allegations of bullying against his deputy. so it is going to be really important to see how rishi sunak responds to this and how he is able to respond in a way that feels the electorate and his party with confidence, that he is able to get out any rot. the difficulty will obviously be, for rishi sunak, if the report is ambiguous, because we know within the party that will be supporting people of raab. you will have to make sure that any kind of conclusion he comes to and any decision he comes to about raab because my future, that he can back up because my future, that he can back up by because my future, that he can back up by what is in the report. what has been previously outlined, it wasn t adam tolley was my job has been previously outlined, it wasn t adam tolley was myjob to come to a conclusion as to whether raab did bully anyone or did break the ministerial code butjust to set out the facts. ultimately the decision very much lies with rishi sunak and it s quite a difficult line
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have a big decision to make about what he does with his deputy, with the man who was by his side throughout the leadership campaign for the conservative party leadership. there are a lot of people in this postcode, westminster, in parliament, who think that the fact that there were so many complaints, the fact that some of the testimony which has emerged in public has been so critical that it will be very hard for rishi sunak to hold onto mr raab, that he will eventually have to let go of him. others make the argument that dominic raab might be argument that dominic raab might be a difficult man, may be a pretty tricky boss at times but that he is not a bully. that is what rishi sunak is weighing up, he will be going over the evidence that is being curated by adam tolley, the lawyer who is responsible for the investigation, ultimately, though, this is rishi sunak s call, he has got to decide what he does and whether dominic raab stays in a job or not.