look at sir ken dodd, for example. there we re at sir ken dodd, for example.ambiguities of behaviour at knotty ash. that didn't stop him from getting a knighthood. ido stop him from getting a knighthood. i do think the system should honour those who have done service in these fields in this way. the documents do not mention any names. but loads of people have raised questions about why these people have not received honours in the past for the reasons outlined. one suggestion is that some of them have invested in schemes that are entirely lawful but nonetheless people have said it is an attempt to reduce the amount of tax you pay. what about the argument that it tax you pay. what about the argument thatitis tax you pay. what about the argument that it is right to do this because tax affairs can subsequently become controversial, and that can actually bring the honours system into disrepute? absolutely right, no doubt. equally if the honours system is concerned about it being brought into disrepute, why did we get david cameron's resignation honours list featur