EU submission: Boris Johnson advises staff to back his position

Boris Johnson's office has cautioned senior authorities at London's City Hall not to stand up for staying in the European Union.

An email from his head of staff, Edward Lister, seen by the BBC, advises agent chairmen and senior counselors to "either advocate the leader's position or generally not transparently negate it".

The Mayor of London has blamed expert EU campaigners for attempting to stifler adversaries.

His representative said the decision connected just to those on "authority business".

Mr Johnson was "casual" about colleagues on http://www.streetfire.net/profile/z4rootget.htmeither side in an individual limit, the representative included.

The guideline, in an email sent on 4 March, was coursed only 24 hours before Mr Johnson blamed star EU campaigners for attempting to quiet those contending for Brexit who he asserted were being "squashed by the operators of Project Fear".

Rehashing his worries about guaranteeing open verbal confrontation amid the submission crusade when identifying with the BBC on Monday night, the chairman said it was "wrong" that John Longworth, the previous manager of the British Chambers of Commerce, had not possessed the capacity to lucid his star Brexit sees.

Mr Longworth was suspended and in this way surrendered in the wake of saying the UK's long haul prospects could be "brighter" outside the European Union.

'Comprehensive verbal confrontation'

The request from his head of staff not to permit Mr Johnson's group to express their perspectives or repudiate him seems to appear differently in relation to the leader's open proclamations on the significance of an open and open verbal confrontation.

Be that as it may, the chairman's official representative said: "The leader is casual about any of his group of counsels in an individual limit battling for or supporting either side in the EU submission.

"He needs to see an open and comprehensive level headed discussion, and perceives that some of his consultants have varying perspectives to those he holds.

"In his part as head of staff Ed Lister exhorted the group that as official mayoral approach is presently to bolster the case for leaving the EU they are asked for to backing that position when undertaking official City corridor business."

The chairman's office said the guidance was "in accordance with that issued by the Greater London Assembly's statutory officers".

In spite of the fact that his delegatehttp://globe.fleecys-forum.com/index.php?page=User&userID=873094 chairmen and senior counselors are political deputies, they are actually authorities of City Hall so not subject to the same tenets as chose agents.

The City Hall choice will be seen as a complexity to David Cameron's, taken after weight from Eurosceptic priests, to permit individuals from the Cabinet to crusade straightforwardly on either side.

In what one priest depicted to the BBC on Monday as an "astringent and awful tempered level headed discussion" inside of the gathering, choices over the behavior of the battle on both sides are under exceptional examination.

Boris Johnson's open calls for open verbal confrontation sit uncomfortably close by his office's private interest for control.