Members of Parliament have a privilege to speak freely in Parliament, but they should also observe the restraints which they themselves have created.
WHEN our Members of Parliament (MPs) debated and passed the Communications and Multimedia Act 1978, they must surely have been concerned about the communication of matter that is obscene, indecent, false, menacing or offensive.
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