Daniel Kawczynski is under investigation – again – by the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards over “actions causing significant damage to the reputation of the House as a whole, or of its Members generally”.
This comes after he was found to have drunkenly bullied civil servants over an IT issue.
He was ordered to apologise, which seemed a shockingly lenient punishment for a man who is a serial offender, as This Site described in a previous article.
I wonder how voters in Shrewsbury feel about their disgrace of a Parliamentary representative.
Details of the new accusations are not clear at the moment, but bringing the House of Commons into disrepute is a serious charge against members.
What will he get if found guilty this time – a slap on the wrist?
Source: Tory MP faces second probe into his behaviour after apology for “bullying” staff – Mirror Online
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