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    I realise that it seems to be the only recourse is to vote against the party rather than anything happens to the individual who was culpable - the politician resigned before the vote and the new person that lost (seemingly) has nothing against them.

    It would be great to see recall votes against others that have also shown themselves to be corrupt - hell, even perhaps that some mechanism exists inside Westminster. Politicians of all parties react extremely negatively against actions that might shorten their tenure in what many see as jobs for life rather than representing their constituents.

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