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Should there be some sort of sanction or implication should an officer breach the code of ethics? Absolutely, but the problem is how you decide when they have breached the code of ethics when nobody will co-operate.
Item 3 is for the committee to consider its next steps in relation to its inquiry into future parliamentary procedures and practices; item 4 is for the committee to consider draft code of conduct rule changes; and item 5 is for members to consider draft correspondence.
Item 2 is for the committee to agree whether its consideration of its approach to a review of the code of conduct should be taken in private at future meetings.
In accordance with section 3 of the “Code of Conduct for Members of the Scottish Parliament”, I invite Jenni Minto MSP to declare any interests relevant to the remit of the committee.
It also relates to statutory guidance, codes of practice, the gathering of data and evidence on waste, enforcement, and market surveillance coordination.