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This time around, the Canadian MP appeared to be taking a piss at the time of the parliamentary conference. This comes just a month after the same MP appeared naked in another virtual meeting.
‘’Last night, while attending House of Commons proceedings virtually, in a non-public setting, I urinated without realizing I was on camera. I am deeply embarrassed by my actions and the distress they may have caused anybody who witnessed them,’’ MP William Amos wrote on his Twitter.
He added that the actions were completely unacceptable even though they were accidental and not visible to the public. He, therefore, apologized unreservedly.
In April, the MP appeared naked between the flags of Canada and Quebec with his private parts hidden by his phone. This happened while connected by video to a Question Time session in Parliament.
The most recent ‘caught on camera’ incident though, had him urinating in a cup, according to a statement released by the conservative opposition.
Amos, 46, announced that he is temporarily stepping down from some of his parliamentary duties while he continues to represent his constituency.
He added that he would seek assistance but gave no specifications on what this ‘assistance’ would be.
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