Cleaners in the House

So cleaners in the Houses of Parliament are poorly paid and most seem to be recent immigrants.

It does strike me that this is a security risk, especially as every company I've ever worked for reckon that the cleaning staff are one of the key groups in checking that everything is OK with the building.

I wonder what the blessed Tony would do if one of these cleaners turned out to be an Al Qaeda sympathiser! He'd obviously blame the privatised cleaning company, rather than any of his lackies who made the decision to cut costs at all costs.