The House of Commons Committee on Standards recommends removing Andrew Gwynne’s parliamentary security pass after it finds he breached Commons rules related to WhatsApp messages. The committee’s report cites the content of the messages as involving racist and homophobic remarks, according to the accounts provided by the outlet. As a result of the committee’s findings, it is recommending that Gwynne be stripped of access credentials that allow entry to parts of the parliamentary estate. The recommendation reflects the committee’s role in assessing whether MPs have complied with standards governing conduct and use of communications while holding parliamentary office. The reports describe this as a disciplinary outcome tied to the committee’s determination that the relevant code of conduct was not followed. The coverage does not indicate changes beyond the committee’s recommendation, nor does it provide details on what Gwynne has said in response.