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The Independent Complaints and Grievance Scheme (ICGS) has investigated 13 serious cases against MPs since it began in 2018, with 10 of those leading to sanctions. Tony Vaughan's case is one of many that highlight the scheme's role in addressing misconduct within Parliament, aiming to ensure a safer working environment for staff.
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