Mr Wallace said the problems had been 'going on for decades' and were 'not easy to fix'. 'I mean, my advice to any MP is actually avoid the bars, you know, finish a day's work and go home. 'And you know, in the Armed Forces, I have a similar challenge, which is often in those high pressure environments where people mix and then alcohol is consumed, you end up in a place where people do things, either they regret, or things that is totally unacceptable.' 'But you know, that is part of the ultimate challenge around parliament that I think needs to be fixed. The Defence Secretary told Sky News: 'There is a range of allegations that go right across the House, go right across the parties. 'It is late sitting, long nights with bars, and that very often leads, and it has done for decades, to behavioural challenges… 'This is a problem, I think, about the overall culture of the House of Commons.
'I think it's really important that we think about ways to change the culture in the House of Commons.'Īttorney General Suella Braverman told BBC Radio 4's Woman's Hour that if the allegation of an MP watching porn in Parliament is proven there should be a 'severe reprimand' including an opportunity to oust them from the Commons.
What would possess them? It is totally unacceptable,' she said.
