The Guardian – Johnson may scrap role of ethics adviser after Geidt’s resignation

The Guardian – Johnson may scrap role of ethics adviser after Geidt’s resignation 

The Guardian reports how Boris Johnson could scrap the role of ethics adviser after Lord Geidt resigned. 

The prime minister’s official spokesperson said Johnson would not immediately start looking for a replacement for Geidt, but would instead review the system of enforcing the ministerial code.

The spokesperson said it was “vitally important” that the code was upheld, but that the prime minister had not yet decided the “exact mechanism” of doing so.