Hollinrake alleges that McSweeney may have breached the Political Parties Elections and Referendums Act, which makes “knowingly or recklessly providing false information” to investigators a criminal offence. The Prime Minister’s Chief of Staff has been caught covering up £700,000 in secret donations used to install Starmer as Labour leader. Hollinrake called on the Commission to compel Starmer, McSweeney, Mahmood, Reed and others to explain their roles, and refer the matter to police if criminal offences are confirmed. Prime Minister Keir Starmer has close ties to Labour Together(Image: )The Tory MP wrote: “Morgan McSweeney was secretary of Labour Together – the role responsible for compliance and administration, from 10 July 2017 to 4 April 2020. “As you will be aware, in September 2021, the Electoral Commission found that Labour Together broke the law by failing to report £739,492 of political donations.