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Here you go Reg, you like a c&p, this is from the Guardian
Here's how Ukip would clean things up. First, all lobbying and donations to politicians should be clearly registered, as they are in the US. There, if a member of the house is in close co-operation with a business in their constituency, everybody knows about it and can vote with that knowledge in mind. It is clean and above board and means that there is nothing underhand and no shame attached to political donations. The mood here is to enforce taxpayer funding of politics, something that would be an utter abuse of the public purse and should not for a moment be countenanced.
Second is the notion of proper recall. Within Ukip, if 20% of the registered electors in any ward or constituency over a period of six weeks, sign a petition calling into question the office of an elected representative, a byelection must be held. It is true accountability - and not just a means to ensure the ultimate say is held by the represented not the representative, but to act as a deterrent for any malpractice. No ifs, no buts. Those who annoy their electorate must feel their wrath.
You were leader of DDC Reg, you'll be able to pick the bones out of that
