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violated the personal space and autonomy of the complainants." The question of the standard of proof required did not arise as the evidence was insufficient to hold a disciplinary hearing - except that
Webster did consider this question, noting in his statement that "my task was to review the evidence which I received and consider whether there was a greater than 50% chance that such a charge could be proved to the standard required by the rules, i.e. proof beyond reasonable doubt ... My view, judging the evidence as a whole, is that there is a less than 50% chance that a charge against Lord Rennard could be proved to the requisite standard". Webster concluded that it was "unlikely that it could be established beyond reasonable doubt that Lord Rennard had intended to act in an indecent or sexually inappropriate way" and that "I have specifically discounted suggestions made during the investigation that the incidents had been invented as part of a political campaign against Lord Rennard. In my view Lord Rennard ought to reflect upon the effect that his behaviour has had and the distress which it caused and that an apology would be appropriate, as would a commitment to change his behaviour in future".
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question. They should have been seeking "their" Chris
Rennard. For while Rennard enjoys a rather lower profile than New Labour's sultan of spin, the Liberal Democrats' own election guru is a no less formidable operator. True, Rennard has not managed to take the Liberal Democrats to Downing Street with a landslide majority, but it is in large part to him that the party owes its revival, the latest evidence of which was its victory in Brent East." As Chief Executive, Rennard oversaw the party’s recovery from a series of crises in January 2006 when Charles Kennedy resigned as Leader,
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addition, there was a lengthy investigation by independent QC Alistair
Webster. He also concluded that there was insufficient evidence even to proceed to a disciplinary hearing. The Liberal Democrat Party has now dealt with all the allegations and the matter is closed. We must advise anyone against publishing or broadcasting defamatory remarks. Accusations that were rejected by both the Metropolitan Police and an independent QC would be treated as such.
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Webster reported that there was insufficient evidence to proceed further. A fourth complaint was then also considered and
Alistair Webster again reported (on 22 December 2013) that there was insufficient evidence to proceed any further. The party rules required the independent QC to either recommend a disciplinary hearing to investigate further, or to say that there was insufficient evidence to proceed.
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Liberal Democrats; he was informed that this was on the basis of "Media and social media comments made by you, endorsed by you and made on your behalf that have attacked the party and the party processes publicly since the announcement of the Webster
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Rennard and to the four complainants in March 2014 and it did not contain any request or recommendation for an apology - though Webster made this request in his Jan 2014 public statement on conclusions from his investigation. A statement from Lord Rennard in
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Webster informed Lord Rennard on 15 January 2014 that the decision was "No Further Action", and that the party statement that day was "not his responsibility." Webster's public statement on his conclusions from his report stated that there was "broadly credible" evidence of "behaviour which
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reported that the email offered a 25% discount "when you click through to the shopping page". Readers who accepted would then be treated to how "I started running council elections in my teens, was a successful constituent agent at 22, the Lib Dem director of campaigns and elections at 29, a peer at
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Rennard has claimed credit for pioneering the successful
Liberal Democrat election strategy of claiming narrow majorities when in second or even third place and ruthlessly squeezing third-party votes in Tory–Lib Dem and Labour–Lib Dem marginals; although this technique has been in use by the Liberal
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At this point, December 2014, every investigation has concluded with no further action to be taken against Lord
Rennard. The process over the past nearly two years – conducted according to the prevailing rules – has run its course and although the outcome is a source of great frustration to some, I
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had broken the story, Nick Clegg wrote that claims about the improper conduct of Lord
Rennard had been brought to his attention in 2008, but Rennard had denied any wrongdoing when challenged. The "indirect and non-specific concerns" he had been told about meant that he could take no further action,
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at every possible stage. In the 2010–2015 Parliament he was responsible for changing proposals to move electoral registration to an entirely voluntary system that some say would have greatly favoured the Conservatives. He was also responsible in the House of Lords for the cross-party amendment that
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carried out their own investigation after one of the complainants went to them on 27 February 2013. On 26 September 2013 the Metropolitan Police announced they had dropped the investigation, because they had found "insufficient evidence". They did not submit a file to the Crown Prosecution Service
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with the rigours of a very demanding lifestyle". Clegg subsequently conceded that sexual harassment allegations against Rennard from multiple women also contributed to Rennard's resignation, stating that "He left on health grounds but of course the issues of his inappropriate behaviour were in the
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Rennard announced that he would be standing down as chief executive of the Liberal Democrats in May 2009. He indicated that he had discussed standing down some time earlier with the party leader, Nick Clegg, and that this was for family and health reasons, saying that he had "struggled to maintain
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All allegations made about Lord Rennard have now been investigated thoroughly. This included a seven month investigation by specially trained officers of the Metropolitan Police. The police decided that there could be no charges and did not even a send a file to the Crown Prosecution Service. In
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Neither Nick Clegg nor Tim Farron had read the Webster report (Webster stated 'I do not consider it appropriate to publish the evidence') and Lord Rennard was initially also denied sight of it, in spite of earlier promises that he would see it. Farron asked Lord Rennard to apologise to the women
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profiled Lord Rennard, saying calling him "a Liberal democrat who knows how to win elections" and saying that "In recent years thoughtful Conservatives surveying their wretched political predicament sometimes wondered aloud where "their" Peter Mandelson was. As usual they were asking the wrong
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He was the party's Chief Executive between 2003 and 2009. During his employment by the Liberal Democrats at a national level, he was credited with winning 13 parliamentary by-elections for the party (11 gains and 2 holds), out of a total of 74 by-elections held—a success rate of 17.5%. The
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believe that the Party can only move on if that outcome is accepted. At this stage, given that the Party applied its own processes, there is no justification for it remaining ambivalent towards Lord Rennard – he should be just as welcome a participant or guest at Party events as any other.
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ran a report on Lord Rennard, alleging a history of sexual harassment during his time as an official of the party. Channel 4 stated that the alleged victims decided to comment publicly since Rennard had begun to again play an 'active role in the Party'. He strongly denied the allegations.
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Rennard served as the Liberal Democrats Chief Executive from 2003 to 2009, during which time he was in overall charge of the party's election campaigns and organisation. His campaigns team continued to build the party's successes through by-elections such as
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following a public intervention by Tim Farron, who stated "Chris serving on the FE is not in our best interest, as the levels of anger and division have shown. I am therefore asking Chris to step down from the FE in the best interests of the party".
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that Clegg had stated that "it is right that Chris Rennard has been asked in this report to apologise, to reflect on his behaviour." Clegg went on to state that Rennard would not be "playing any role in my general election plans for the campaign in
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August 2014 said that a Liberal Democrat English Appeals Committee ruling in July 2014 found that "I could not be criticised over my reaction to the previous report by Alistair Webster QC, as I was not given sight of the report for 11 weeks".
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hearing. While staffing disciplinary matters would have required a civil standard of proof to be met, at that time Liberal Democrat regulations demanded a criminal standard of proof to uphold allegations against a Party member.
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as Leader, he also directed the Liberal Democrats' general-election campaigns, which further increased the number of Lib Dem MPs respectively to 52 and 62, the largest total of Liberal or Liberal Democrat MPs since 1923.
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reported from 'allies' of Rennard that the peer knew "where the bodies are buried" and that were he expelled from the Liberal Democrats he would reveal two decades of sex scandal in the Party: "We have had a
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She also observed how the Party's burden of proof for disciplinary procedures had been lowered from a criminal ('beyond reasonable doubt') to a civil standard of proof ('on the balance of probabilities').
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titled the article "Comeuppance Corner", as Lord Rennard was one of those that voted for a change in the data protection law to make newspapers pay both sides' costs in data protection cases.
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he oversaw the party's target-seat campaign, which resulted in the Liberal Democrats nearly doubling its number of MPs from 26 to 46. In 2001 and 2005, with Tim Razzall (
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In 1984 he became one of the party's national Area Agents, based in
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report results." Lord Rennard's friend and legal adviser,
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and gained a BA (Hons) Social Studies in 1982 from the
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A major contributor to this article appears to have a
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1286:"Kennedy launches big push for 70-plus seats"
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2008:"Lord Rennard Has Lib Dem Suspension Lifted"
1683:"Lib Dems allegations of sexual impropriety"
1344:"Weekly Information Bulletin: 23rd May 2009"
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2034:. Evening Standard Ltd. 19 January 2014
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2053:King, Victoria (19 January 2014).
1838:Syal, Rajeev (26 September 2013).
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1653:"Complaint against Lord Rennard"
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2824:Wallace of Tankerness
2664:Palmer of Childs Hill
2504:Bowles of Berkhamsted
1905:www.independent.co.uk
1887:www.independent.co.uk
1461:www.politicshome.com/
952:www.totalpolitics.com
705:over the past week."
439:2001 general election
389:1997 general election
382:1989 New Year Honours
345:that saw a landslide
42:neutral point of view
2794:Thomas of Winchester
2754:Stoneham of Droxford
2714:Roberts of Llandudno
2669:Palumbo of Southwark
2579:Goddard of Stockport
1871:. 26 September 2013.
1435:www.telegraph.co.uk/
1417:www.theguardian.com/
978:"Chris Lord Rennard"
936:on 19 February 2014.
703:Cuban missile crisis
570:County of Merseyside
349:victory nationally.
83:The Right Honourable
2819:Wallace of Saltaire
2779:Taylor of Goss Moor
2168:Morrissey, Helena.
2094:on 17 November 2015
1958:www.theguardian.com
1940:www.theguardian.com
1869:www.theguardian.com
1739:. 22 February 2013.
1518:on 29 November 2014
1508:"Westminster Watch"
1324:. 20 September 2003
988:on 10 November 2014
958:on 19 February 2014
881:www.libdems.org.uk/
865:on 22 January 2014.
822:on 2 February 2014.
668:The Daily Telegraph
653:for consideration.
650:Metropolitan Police
558:on 21 July 1999 as
289:, appointed to the
2789:Thomas of Gresford
2594:Harris of Richmond
2519:Bruce of Bennachie
2120:. 20 January 2014.
1942:. 15 January 2014.
1907:. 21 January 2014.
1889:. 21 January 2014.
1789:, 24 February 2013
1772:, 24 February 2013
1587:. 3 September 2014
1585:www.libdems.org.uk
1543:The London Gazette
1437:. 27 February 2013
1419:. 27 February 2013
1375:. 25 February 2013
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1177:www.libdems.org.uk
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1125:www.parliament.uk/
1028:The London Gazette
909:. 3 September 2014
907:www.libdems.org.uk
883:. 3 September 2014
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618:In February 2013,
464:Brent East in 2003
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