‘Should have clocked her’: NSW Shooters MP told to apologise over alleged comment in parliament

Remark prompts new concerns about complaints procedure following scathing review of Macquarie Street culture

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The leader of the New South Wales Shooters party has been accused of intimidating" behaviour after he allegedly said that a fellow parliamentarian should have clocked" a female MP during a division in parliament.

The comment, which follows a scathing review of Macquarie Street's culture by the former sex discrimination commissioner Elizabeth Broderick, has prompted new concerns about complaints handling inside the state's parliament.

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