Member of the Parliamentary Conservative Party Brandon Lewis said the department would launch an internal investigation into this problem to find out how the recording was leaked.
The British Ministry of Health has announced plans to investigate how CCTV footage of the former Health Secretary Matt Hancock embraced his aide leaked to the press, Reuters reported on Sunday.
The member of the Lewis Parliamentary Conservative Party said the department would launch an internal investigation into this issue to find out how his footage, which captured his former health secretary and the aide Gina Coladangelo embraced in the Whitehall hall, leaked.
“It is a problem that I know the Ministry of Health will be looking to understand exactly how the recording … out of the system,” said Lewis Reuters.
Hancock’s party colleagues also said that the humiliated minister had received his mistakes and apologized, but his actions had made his position inevitable, taking care of the wider government efforts to combat ongoing pandemics.
“What Matt did it wrong, he admitted that, that’s why he immediately apologized for his behavior and admitted what he did was wrong,” Lewis said.
“This is in the end why he made a decision that his position could not be maintained and disturbed from the wider job we had to do … to get out of the pandemic,” he added.
Hancock resigned on Saturday after being accused of breaking the restrictions on Coronavirus, the ministry at the time of the incident at the beginning of May during the deadly mutant tensions of the circulating virus, and people living in separate households were prohibited from making intimate contacts.
The Opposition Labor Party slammed Hancock to violate the restrictions of Coronavirus, asking questions about the process of appointment in government and the use of taxpayer money in contemplating government personnel after news emerged from Hancock and Colladeelo.
Hancock in his part apologized to the general public to violate “social bementing guidance”. He was replaced by Sajid Javid, former Chancellor Fechequer, marking the second high profile exit in the Boris Johnson government led.
