BBC's Chris Mason asks Dominic Raab if he accepts his behaviour has not been 'acceptable' in certain instances 'I'm sure I've made mistakes over four and a half years but the question was whether any of this amounted to bullying,' says former deputy PM
Raab defends his behaviour in the interview with Chris Mason by suggesting that if"subjective hurt feelings by some" constitute bullying, then it will be very hard to ministers to get things done.
He also denies that he accused civil servants of submitting"woeful" work, which the report concludes he did - but says even if he did, it wouldn't constitute bullying. But even in that scenario, if is not intentional, if it's not personalised, if actually it is right, but there are some subjective hurt feelings by some, I'm afraid that makes it very difficult to deliver. And it's not what you'd see in most walks of professional life.”
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