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POLITICAL CORRECTNESS ERADICATION

Early day motion 952, tabled 3 November 2005 by Philip Davies (Conservative). Signed by 29 members.

That this House welcomes the appointment of an official spokesman for political correctness eradication to the Shadow Cabinet in New Zealand; notes that he aims to restore faith in the institutions of government by removing the institutional and legislative base of the politically correct minority who have captured them; wishes him every success in his vital and much needed role; and calls on the Government to appoint such a post in the United Kingdom to tackle the worrying growth of political correctness in recent years in this country.

Signatures by party: Conservative 23, DUP 5, Liberal Democrat 1.