Veteran Labour MPs are expressing concerns as new arrivals seek powerful chair positions on select committees, arguing that they lack the necessary experience to lead.
Some experienced MPs are suggesting that new Labour MPs are overstepping traditional conventions by aiming for chair roles without having previously served on any committees.
There's a sense of arrogance among new committee chair candidates, with seasoned MPs questioning how they can be expected to chair without first gaining experience.
Melanie Onn and Gareth Snell, both returning MPs, have avoided backlash from their colleagues, highlighting the mixed perceptions towards newcomers in leadership positions.
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