Candidates for the Conservative leadership contest should need a proposer, seconder and 10 further MPs to nominate them, a joint secretary of the 1922 committee has suggested.
Nigel Evans said there was a need to get the number of contenders “down to a manageable proportion”.
He was speaking to Politics Live presenter Jo Coburn about the timings of the race later this month, after a call from Housing Minister James Brokenshire for contenders “unlikely to get over the first fence” to quit.
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