On Monday, lydsom issued a statement to members of Congress, when British Prime Minister Theresa May sat by her side and made an urgent issue in Parliament.
Lydsom said the current grievance process for allegations of targeted harassment was "inadequate" and promised to support a "house --
Extensive mediation services.
"An independent support team will provide pastoral support and pass on serious charges to the police," said lidesham.
She added that Parliament should take action "in a few days rather than weeks" and announced that the Cabinet Office is "urgently investigating" reports of misconduct in violation of the minister's code.
On Monday, after publishing a spreadsheet listing 36 Conservative MPs who allegedly acted improperly against women, the scandal turned a new twist.
Claims revealed by Right
Wing blog Guido Fawkes, including members of Parliament who have a relationship with junior colleagues, using prostitutes, "always intoxicated with women, very inappropriate", and "paying women to be quiet ".
It is reported that the list includes two current cabinet ministers accused of misconduct against women and 18 ministers facing allegations of misconduct.
Another 12 were charged with misconduct against female researchers, and four were accused of misconduct against male researchers.
Speaker of the House of Commons John Bull described "the culture of sexual harassment in Westminster" as "disturbing ".
The file was released after international trade minister Conservative MP Mark Garnier admitted he asked his secretary to buy him sex toys-one for his wife, the other is a female assistant in his constituency office.
He also admitted to calling his secretary "sugar tits ".
Former cabinet minister Stephen Crabbe was also involved in the scandal.
He admitted sending a "clear" message to a person under the age of 19year-
In 2013, when he was minister in the Welsh Assembly, he interviewed for a job.
Crabb, a devout Christian, admitted to saying "something very outrageous.
Seven other unnamed Tories have also been charged with a series of other sensational charges.
Among them: Earlier this week, The Sun reported that Westminster's female researchers, aides and secretaries were accusing male MPs of sexual misconduct in a secret WhatsApp group.
The allegations include "not being safe in a taxi" and "touching my ass" at a drink party ".
"The name of the suspected cabinet minister has been in public secret for several days in Westminster, but their plaintiffs have chosen not to disclose their allegations.
May wrote to Speaker of the House of Commons John Bull over the weekend asking for strict new rules to govern the conduct of members, saying the issue could no longer be tolerated.
She said she wanted to shake.
"No teeth" disciplinary procedures.
Government sources insist that Conservative MPs may "do the right thing" if they are found to be sex pests, even if it endangers a weak majority of her orders for conservatives --D. shocked by the election.