CAN A COVICTED CRIMINAL BECOME PARISH COUNCELLOR

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counterpoint · Answer 1 · 2011-11-22T15:24:15+0000

There are restrictions. A person is disqualified from being a councillor if they have been convicted of an offence and been sentenced to not less than three months' imprisonment, whether suspended or not, without the option of a fine.

CAN A COVICTED CRIMINAL BECOME PARISH COUNCELLOR

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