… not only does he not have a home in his constituency, he seems much too busy jet-setting to even mention it. He can’t speak about East Devon in Parliament because he is a Minister but he doesn’t seem to have much time to even think about it either. As he ends a LONG column about his ministerial duties, he adds at the very end:
” … He states that his time in the role has been a “privilege” but admits it is “not forever”, with the demands of being a minister and a constituency MP continually pulling him in different directions. “The challenge is to keep all the balls in the air. Everyone wants a bit of you, so it’s busy, but it’s not impossible,” he says.
But he argues it is possible to be a good MP and a good minister – “we just have to do it in a different way”.
East Devon Watch 