To grasp the full significance of this story we must appreciate just how astonishingly influential is the Climate Change Committee (CCC) in driving Britain’s energy policy. Last Sunday it was revealed that a small family company run by the chairman of the Climate Change Committee, Lord Deben ( John Selwyn Gummer ), had received payments of more than £600,000, mainly from firms involved in renewable energy and electric cars. The Lords investigation announced on Friday was sparked by our revelations last weekend that Sancroft had been paid by at least nine businesses and campaign groups involved in projects to cut greenhouse gases.īooker’s column in the Telegraph today follows up David Rose’s revelations about Gummer’s undeclared income from his renewable cronies: Awkward questions for climate change supremo The CCC declined to say whether the 79-year-old would be suspended while the inquiry is conducted. He has previously denied any conflict of interest or failure to comply with disclosure rules. Gummer, who became Lord Deben in 2010 after a 35-year Commons career, last night said that he ‘welcomes the fact that an independent person will be looking into these allegations’. It is understood that a dossier submitted to the Commissioner by the MPs – Labour’s Graham Stringer and Tories David Davies, Nadine Dorries, Craig Mackinlay and Andrea Jenkyns – included details of our investigation as well as claims that he failed to properly declare his financial interests when speaking in a number of debates in the Lords. The CCC has backed taxpayer-funded subsidies for ‘renewable’ energy projects, and last week we disclosed how Gummer’s family consultancy firm Sancroft International had been paid by businesses working in the same field.
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Just hours later, she announced her inquiry into allegations he may have breached code of conduct rules.
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