Chirs Bryant, a minister under Gordon Brown, has been drafted back into the Labour frontbench - meaning he must stand down as the chair of the standards committee.
Parliament will need to find a new sleaze buster after Sir Chris Bryant was given a position in Labour's shadow cabinet.
Writing on X, formerly Twitter, he said he was"delighted" to accept the new role and would be resigning from the cross-party panel with immediate effect.he sought to oust from parliamentSir Chris has chaired the standards committee since 2020 - a role that catapulted him into prominence amid a series of Westminster sleaze scandals.
as Conservative MPs, led by then prime minister Boris Johnson, sought to save him from punishment and overhaul the standards system.June: Chris Bryant has been one of Boris Johnson's most vocal critics
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