Rishi Sunak said he did not know the ex-prime minister very well and was surprised to get messages from him. He told MPs only a “very small amount of my time” was spent dealing with the requests for support for the now collapsed finance firm.
Mr Cameron’s identity was “not relevant” and the Treasury “spent the right amount of time to get the right answer” on what to do.
Mr Sunak told the Treasury committee: “I looked at the issue on the merits of it, so the identity of the person talking about it was not relevant to the amount of attention and proper due diligence that the issue got.
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