LONDON —
On Monday, the British Parliament was working to address sexual harassment after a "shame spreadsheet" for lawmakers was released ".
The Guido Fox political website claimed on Monday that Tory aides had prepared a spreadsheet listing 36 party members accused of misconduct, including two in-service cabinet members.
The site removed the defendant's name, but listed things like "Shake hands with women at a party", "pay for women to be quiet" and "it's not appropriate to shake hands with female researchers on a taxi"
The disclosure comes as British Prime Minister Theresa May has asked officials to investigate the conduct of international trade minister Mark Garnier, who admitted
Send her to buy him sex toys.
Another senior Conservative, former cabinet minister Stephen Crabb, admitted to 19-year-
He interviewed the old woman after a job.
Environment Minister Michael Gove was forced to apologize for trying to expose the Weinstein scandal in a radio interview.
Seven other unnamed Conservatives have also appeared on a series of sensational allegations, raising concerns among the conservatives that the government could become unstable if the scandal intensified.
The House of Commons leader said Monday that there should be "zero tolerance" for misconduct in Parliament ".
Andrea Leadsom told the Chamber that there was no harassment or misconduct politically, as she outlined the steps to fix what she called a "inadequate" grievance system.
"Our voters will be shocked by the idea that some parliamentary delegates may treat others in a completely inappropriate way," said lidesham . ".
"These reports can damage the reputation of all our offices.
"These plans will ensure zero adoption in Parliament.
She added.
With scandals surrounding Hollywood tycoon Harvey Weinstein, Britain's political institutions are under increasing scrutiny, and these scandals have inspired people in many industries to speak out about controlling future jobs.
In the House of Commons, lawmakers hire their employees and there is little direct recourse for those who are unhappy.
Labor MPs facing harassment charges include a result of "inappropriate" practices against a young woman and a member nicknamed "Happy Hand" by a female staff member
"Everyone knows everything," said a Labor source, but no one said anything. ”—