A Canadian politician apologized after appearing naked at a virtual video meeting and said his camera was accidentally left on while he was changing.
Will Amos, Federal Member of Parliament for Pontiac, Quebec, was seen completely undressed in a photo that has now gone viral.
So it’s Will Amos, he admitted it.
As I execute in my story about to be posted, pants are not mentioned in the parliamentary dress code. Bet they never thought that should be written down! https://t.co/FJIWF1A29B
– Brian Lilley (@brianlilley) April 14, 2021
Claude DeBellefeuille, a lawmaker from the opposition Bloc Quebecois party, pointed to Amos’ appearance during the questioning period of the meeting.
“We saw a member during the questioning period who did not dress properly. That is, undressed. So remind members, especially the male members, perhaps that suits and ties are appropriate,” DeBellefeuille said in French, said CNN.
Amos, a member of the Liberal Party, which is headed by the Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau
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“I made a very unfortunate mistake today and I am clearly ashamed of it,” Amos said in his statement.
“My camera accidentally left on when I put on my work clothes after going for a jog. I sincerely apologize to all my colleagues in the House. It was an honest mistake + it won’t happen again,” added he adds.
I made a very unfortunate mistake today and I am clearly ashamed of it. My camera was accidentally left on when I turned into work clothes after going for a jog. My apologies to all my colleagues in Parliament. It was an honest mistake + it won’t happen again.
– Will Amos (@WillAAmos) April 14, 2021