08-03-2022, 08:15 PM
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Under the Parliament (Privileges, Immunities and Powers) Act, Parliament may punish an MP for any dishonourable conduct, abuse of privilege or contempt.
It can do so by imprisoning him for a term not exceeding the current term of Parliament, fine him up to $50,000, suspend him for the remaining term of Parliament or a part of it, or direct that he be admonished or reprimanded by the Speaker.
Under the Parliament (Privileges, Immunities and Powers) Act, Parliament may punish an MP for any dishonourable conduct, abuse of privilege or contempt.
It can do so by imprisoning him for a term not exceeding the current term of Parliament, fine him up to $50,000, suspend him for the remaining term of Parliament or a part of it, or direct that he be admonished or reprimanded by the Speaker.