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Lee Anderson: Reform MP instructed to apologise for ‘swearing at safety officer’ in parliament

By Editorial Board Published November 6, 2024 3 Min Read
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Lee Anderson: Reform MP instructed to apologise for ‘swearing at safety officer’ in parliament

Reform MP Lee Anderson has been instructed to apologise within the Home of Commons for “swearing twice at a security officer after his pass did not work” as he tried to enter parliament.

A report by the Impartial Skilled Panel (IEP) now requires Mr Anderson to “make an apology in the House of Commons for a breach of parliament’s bullying and harassment policy”.

The MP for Ashfield was discovered to have sworn twice at a safety officer after his cross didn’t work when he was making an attempt to enter the parliamentary property in November 2023.

Based on the report, on 3 November final 12 months Mr Anderson instructed the guard to open a door on the Derby Gate search put up, an entrance to parliament.

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When requested to indicate his cross, Mr Anderson allegedly stated: “F*** off, everyone opens the door to me, you are the only one.”

Requested once more to indicate his cross, Mr Anderson stated ‘f*** you, I’ve a practice to catch’, earlier than strolling out of the search put up”, according to the complaint.

The report said Mr Anderson “accepted that he was ‘upset, impatient and indignant’ however not ‘aggressive’, and denied swearing on the complainant.

The discovering adopted a grievance made to the Impartial Complaints and Grievance Scheme (ICGS) and an investigation by an impartial investigator appointed by the ICGS who advisable that the grievance ought to be upheld.

Mr Anderson appealed the discovering to the IEP, however the sub-panel contemplating the case dismissed it, concluding it failed to lift any substantive grounds.

It concluded Mr Anderson ought to apologise to the complainant, and to the Home by the use of a private assertion.

Mr Anderson was first elected to the seat of Ashfield in 2019 as a Conservative. He defected to Reform in March this 12 months after he was kicked out of the parliamentary Conservative Social gathering for refusing to apologise after alleging that London mayor Sadiq Khan was managed by “Islamists”.

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