Shadow Welsh secretary Jo Stevens has written to the director of the Welsh Office asking for an investigation into a possible rule breach.
A senior Labour politician has written to civil servants demanding a formal investigation into a Conservative cabinet minister accused of breaching the ministerial code.
But Labour opponents say Mr Davies was recording in his government office, in contravention of the ministerial code, which says they “should not generally be used for party or constituency activities”.Jo Stevens, Labour’s shadow Welsh secretary, has now written to the director of the Welsh Office – the civil servant responsible for his office – to ask them to establish whether a breach has occurred and to investigate how it happened.
“He closed with the line: “I know which side I’m on, I wonder what Welsh Labour are going to do today.”
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