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Automatically suspend and recall MPs charged with violent or sexual crimes

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MPs who are charged with a violent or sexual offence and are excluded from the Parliamentary estate should be automatically suspended from the House. The Recall of MPs Act should be amended so that this would trigger a recall petition ensuring local representation.

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Automatically suspend and recall MPs charged with violent or sexual crimes

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MPs who are charged with a violent or sexual offence and are excluded from the Parliamentary estate should be automatically suspended from the House. The Recall of MPs Act should be amended so that this would trigger a recall petition ensuring local representation.

National
120 reactions·100% agree
Sir Keir Starmer

Sir Keir Starmer

Prime Minister

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