The behaviour of some MPs is a national and international disgrace, and the current arrangements for challenging their unacceptable behaviour are clearly ineffective. Behaviour that would result in removal from office for other leaders or would result in members of the general public losing their jobs is ignored in the people who should be outstanding role models to us all, but especially the youth and children in this country, as they hold the highest public office. Behaviour of MPs when in the public domain and in the House of Commons needs to be constantly scrutinised in line with the Code of Conduct for MPs, by an appointed panel of members of the public with powers to sanction and remove MPs from office for repeated incidents of dishonesty, financial irregularity, racist, sexist, homophobic, abusive, violent, discriminatory, anti-social or anti-semitic behaviour. Incidents that contravene the MPs Code of Conduct and the sanctions imposed should also be made public and noted on a tab with their voting records, so all voters can decide if their MP displays the moral fibre, integrity and values worthy of their vote.