{"response":"{\"What is the Mandelson vetting row?

A group of important people had to check if someone was good for a special job, but they didn’t all agree on who should be picked.

Vetting is like when you want to choose the best person for a job or task, so you ask other people what they think about that person. It’s like when your teacher asks your friends if they think you’re ready for a special project, they might say yes or no based on how hardworking or kind you are.

In this case, some important people were checking Peter Mandelson, who is like a very experienced teacher or leader. They wanted to know if he was the best person to help make decisions for a big group of people, kind of like picking a headteacher for your whole school.

But not everyone agreed on whether Peter Mandelson should be picked, and that disagreement caused some tension, it's called a row. So the "Mandelson vetting row" is just a fancy name for the argument about who should get the job based on people’s opinions of him.