It seems Liz isn’t the only Trussite returning to public life. Her former chief of staff Mark Fullbrook has returned to the world of political lobbying, fresh from masterminding her 49-day regime in No. 10. Fullbrook’s previous activities in this field were a regular feature of news reporting during Truss’s seven weeks in office. And now, undaunted by past controversies, he has returned to Fullbrook Strategies Limited – the firm he established and ran between spring and September last year. The onetime partner of Lynton Crosby heralded the move by writing on LinkedIn:
Today FSL resumes business after my co-founders and I completed our “gardening leave”. Letting all my contacts know that if your looking to solve a complex problem before others even know you have it – we live by our motto – Outcome Before Process.
If only that had been true for Liz’s government, eh? Normally, senior officials leaving their posts are subject to a two-year ban by the Cabinet Office agency Acoba before they can lobby the government.
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