Some questions for @CouttsandCo Who compiled and agreed the political tests that you used to decide who can be your customers (and resulted in Nigel Farage being banned from banking with you)? Does it have the approval of your CEO? Does it have the support of your parent bank, @NatWestGroup? What was the process by which the Farage decision was taken? Was your Chairman involved and did your board approve? You write of Farage not aligning with your values. Who determined these values? Do other banks in the NatWest Group have the same or different political tests. Who compiled the report into Farage? Who took the decision to terminate his account? How many accounts have you terminated on political grounds? Will you publish the political tests that must be passed so customers can judge if they fulfil them? Do you hold accounts for any political figures or officials involved in undemocratic regimes or territories where human rights are not observed? Do you have accounts of people with criminal records or tax evasion/avoidance prosecutions? Do you accept that as a public company 40% owned by the taxpayer you have an obligation to answer these questions? If you do not accept such accountability have you started preparing answers for your inevitable appearance before a Commons select committee?