And the results are in:

CATEGORIES

1.  SERIAL and RECIDIVIST OFFENDERS

Nominations:   DAVID BUCHLER  (ex deputy Chairman Tottenham Hotspur)

                        PAUL BOBROFF  - (ex Chairman Tottenham Hotspur)

                        RICHARD HOUSTON (Senior partner Deloitte llp)

                       

AND THE WINNER IS: DAVID JULIAN BUCHLER

2.  SUNDAY TIMES RICH LIST

Nominations:     SIR JOHN BECKWITH

                           ANDREW BRODE

                           JON MOULTON

AND THE WINNER IS: SIR JOHN BECKWITH (and his son)

3. DONORS TO PRIME MINISTERS

Nominations:       JONATHAN MOYNIHAN

AND THE WINNER IS: 

JONATHAN MOYNIHAN – BARON OF CHELSEA

(yesterday’s late entrant – yet another Tory Party Treasurer was disqualified

for having donated less than £1,000,000)

4. GOVERNMENT MINISTERS

Nominations:       NADHIM ZAHAWI

                             KEMI BADENOCH

AND THE WINNER IS: KEMI BADENOCH

The clincher was this week’s public statement that everyone

who doesn’t support her Rwanda deal is a Racist.

5. REGULATORY BODIES

Nominations:     INSTITUTE OF CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS (ICAEW)

                          SOLICITORS REGULATION AUTHORITY

                          FINANCIAL REPORTING COUNCIL

                          COMPANIES HOUSE

A late entrant is the JUDICIAL CONDUCT INVESTIGATIONS OFFICE

but owing to their last minute decision to invoke s139 Constitutional Reform Act 2005

and that it is not involved in Company Law, that body did not qualify for entry.

LEAVING AS THE CLEAR WINNER: ICAEW

where the retiring CEO, Michael Izza, still can’t reconcile his records of more than 500 people 

he publicly says are members of KPMG llp when they are not.

It is, presently, just a rumour that even though ICAEW fulfils all the conditions

for being wound-up in the Public Interest, it is about to happen to ICAEW

see [2022] EWHC 2734 (Ch)

6.  "UNICORNS"

Nominations:    QUANTEXA Ltd.

others were nominated but were deemed out of time.

AND THE WINNER IS: QUANTEXA LTD.

7.  "MISCELLANY"                   

Nominations:    LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE

The nomination of the Department of Education and the Department of Trade and Business for deceiving the Information Commissioner in the matter of improperly disclosing data on held on upto 28,000,000 UK school children to the entire global Betting Industry was referred to a higher authority.

AND THE WINNER IS: THE LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE

for its failures in the matter of:

(1) GRC International PLC, (2) Manolete Partners plc and (3) Quantexa Ltd.