Independent MP Jami-Lee Ross will not have access to the National Party corridors at Parliament, the Speaker of the House has said.
Ex-National MP Jami-Lee Ross makes his first public appearance since receiving treatment for mental health issues. Photo: RNZ / Dan Cook
The former National MP will return to Wellington when the House resumes in early February after a spectacular falling out with his former colleagues and leader late last year.
Last October, the Newsroom website published the accounts of four anonymous women who accused Mr Ross of serious harassment and bullying - allegations he's denied.
RNZ understands all four of the women have links to National.
One of them is the National MP for Invercargill Sarah Dowie, who had an affair with Mr Ross and is now under police investigation for a text he received saying he "deserved to die".
This month, Mr Ross apologised to everybody he hurt.
It is standard practice for independent MPs to have access blocked to the parliamentary offices of the party they no longer belong to.
