Peter Bone is shafted in constituency recall vote. By-election to follow
Peter Bone: he’s lost his seat over claims of sexual impropriety.
This is pretty much the size of it:
There was an old perve called Bone
Who repeatedly lowered the tone
He did something silly
And took out his willy
So out of The House he was thrown— Kuntie Plopkins (@KuntiePlopkins) December 19, 2023
In brief, Peter Bone has lost his Parliamentary seat representing Wellingborough, triggering a by-election that is not likely to take place before February.
MPs had voted to suspend him from Parliament for six weeks for breaching the code of conduct for MPs, making it possible for constituents to demand a recall petition. This was signed by 13.2 per cent of eligible voters – well above the 10 per cent required for him to lose his seat.
According to the BBC,
An investigation by Parliament’s behavioural watchdog, the Independent Expert Panel, found Mr Bone had broken sexual misconduct rules by indecently exposing himself to a staff member during an overseas trip.
It also upheld five allegations of bullying, including verbally belittling the member of staff, physically striking him and throwing things at him.
Mr Bone appealed against the investigation’s findings, arguing it had been flawed. However, his appeal was dismissed.
This Site covered those allegations here.
Bone has denied the allegations against him and may choose to contest the seat in the coming by-election.
Others have already formed their own conclusions:
Peter Bone has been deselected.
Here comes yet another by-election for yet another Sexual Offender.
I'm sure there will be even more in the next year, there really does need to be a Enhanced Criminal Background check into all potential MP's particularly Tory ones.
— BladeoftheSun (@BladeoftheS) December 19, 2023
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And another male sexual predator has been deselected by his constituency. So many male sexual predators constantly being discovered working as MPs within Parliament so time for all prospective male MPs be subjected to minute examination of their previous history. Otherwise the number of male sexual predators in Parliament will continue to increase!
Everyone forgets the ‘fraud’ allegations that he was facing (probably at the time of the sex offences) I believe it was ‘Gratuitous Alienation’ in avoiding payments for his MIL’s care so that the inheritance would be untouched. Not sure if money was repaid or not. It’s the kind of thing that could easily happen to any member of the public of course. I mean, it’s not like he’s a qualified accountant who would be fully expected to understand the EXACT implications of what he was doing, oh…wait.