Canadian MPs hold video conference from toilet

Canadian MPs held a video conference in the toilet and promised to "never do it again" after being questioned for "contempt of parliament"
Canada's "National Post" reported on the 11th that 55-year-old Liberal MP Shavkat Ali held a video conference with several colleagues on a proposal, during which Conservative MP Leila Goodrich suggested that a colleague "may be participating in the bathroom." Will do". According to reports, the leader of the House of Representatives of Canada's Conservative Party, John Brashard, provided more details on the matter on the 9th and asked the Speaker of the House of Representatives whether this behavior constituted contempt of parliament. Ali apologized that day. It was an unfortunate incident "due to an error of judgment" and "I take it very seriously and promise never to do it again."