The recommended six-week suspension, if approved by MPs, could lead to Mr Bone – who has had the Tory whip removed – facing a recall petition.
The behaviour of Peter Bone left him a “broken shell”, the alleged complainant at the centre of the case has said, as the former minister faces a vote by MPs on whether he should be suspended from the Commons.
Speaking to BBC News, the alleged complainant – who remains anonymous – spoke about the alleged “physical, emotional, psychological abuse” he had endured. The alleged complainant said that the experience had seen him being diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder. “Under the current process, the complainant’s case would have been referred to the Independent Complaints and Grievance Scheme as it is a workplace matter, not a party matter,” the spokesperson told the BBC.
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