Comments by "Aden Wellsmith" (@adenwellsmith6908) on "Amesbury Victim Speaks Out!" video.

Civil case. £200 damages is a joke. So go for a civil case. The real punishment is legal fees.
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A recall petition can only be started if an MP meets one of three conditions: Conviction of a criminal offence – The MP is convicted of a crime and sentenced to more than 12 months in prison. Suspended from the House of Commons – The MP is suspended for at least 10 sitting days (or 14 calendar days if Parliament is not sitting) following a recommendation by the Standards Committee. False expense claims – The MP is convicted of providing false or misleading information about their parliamentary expenses. So no chance of a recall petition.
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@kfckillie1 Welll the last of the three shows a way forward. Complaints Leadership – They should lead by example. Treatment of Others – MPs must behave with respect and avoid bullying, harassment, or discrimination. A 2 week suspension is the way forward.
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@ The law is clear. Has he been jailed for a year? Answer no. Expenses Fraud? Answer no Suspended for 10 sitting days [14 calendar days]? No, well not yet.
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@KuroMicra No proof needed. Guilty plea. It's just about the sizeof damages.
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So here's the question. How long before an MP gets done for murder?
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@tony8564 Doesn't work that way. Has to commit an offence as an MP. So perhaps no voting if you have a criminal record.
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@tony8564 Just one from what I can tell. Now for Labour. Adam Thompson Alan Keen Alan Milburn Alan Meale Alan Simpson Alan Whitehead Albert Owen Alex Davies-Jones Alison Seabeck Alistair Darling Alun Michael Andrew Gwynne Andrew Love Andrew MacKinlay Andrew Miller Andy Burnham Andy McDonald Andy Reed Angela E Smith Angela Rayner Ann Clwyd Ann Coffey Ann Cryer Ann Keen Anne Moffat Ashok Kumar Austin Mitchell .... That's just the A's.
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