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'Guess who the only one not stoned is?' Miley Cyrus curls up with her baby nephew Bear, 6 months. In a letter to The Times, they said of the ministerial code: 'It must be strictly enforced, but the system in place needs ways of recognising that some breaches are more important than others. The five former Cabinet secretaries have called on Mr Johnson to adopt the recommendations made by the committee.
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The committee also said the Government's Independent Adviser on Ministers' Interests should have their powers increased to allow them to initiate investigations into potential breaches of the code and to determine if a breach has taken place. The recommendations included that the ministerial code should be reconstituted 'solely as a code of conduct on ethical standards' and should include a range of sanctions which the PM could impose, including apologies, fines and asking for a resignation. The Committee on Standards in Public Life published a report at the start of November which made numerous recommendations to strengthen the ministerial rule book. Every living ex-Cabinet secretary signed a letter calling for the Prime Minister to overhaul the current standards system to make it harder for ministers who try to 'cheat' rules
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