Commons Board of Internal Economy punts matter of Bloc MP sharing nude Amos photo to PROC

While members of the Board of Internal Economy will no longer be discussing the incident involving Liberal MP Will Amos, it remains unclear when the committee now tasked with examining the matter will find the time, given the group has other issues on its docket.

House Speaker Anthony Rota, pictured at right in 2019, recently confirmed that the House Procedure and Affairs Committee will be the only parliamentary body where the incidents involving Liberal MP Will Amos will be discussed. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade, file photograph by Jake Wright

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BY PALAK MANGAT

June 11, 2021

The House Procedure and Affairs Committee appears to be the only venue that will examine the case of Liberal MP Will Amos, who last month apologized for urinating during a parliamentary proceeding—his second headline-grabbing incident this year.

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