Former Scottish Conservative chief Douglas Ross has puzzled the neutrality of Holyrood’s presiding officer after he was once ordered to depart the Holyrood chamber.
Ross was once ejected from First Minister’s Questions on the Scottish Parliament for speaking over John Swinney as he was once answering a query.
Ross informed BBC Scotland News that he had “serious questions” about Alison Johnstone’s behavior and mentioned she must “seriously consider her neutral role”.
He additionally claimed the presiding officer had allowed SNP and Green MSPs to act in some way that she didn’t lengthen to Conservative contributors.
The Highlands and Island MSP mentioned that it was once “unprecedented” for him to be despatched out with out a caution.
Ross was once informed that he would now not be allowed again in to Holyrood’s debating chamber for the remainder of the day.
Outside the debating chamber, Ross informed BBC Scotland News that he would search to talk to the presiding officer and her officers.
“I have serious questions about the conduct of the presiding officer,” he mentioned.
Ross has had various clashes with the presiding officer over contemporary weeks.
He isn’t the primary MSP to be quickly suspended from Holyrood.
Tory colleague Oliver Mundell was once ordered out by way of former presiding officer Ken Macintosh in 2020 for claiming Nicola Sturgeon had lied to parliament over the Alex Salmond inquiry.
In 2015, Labour’s James Kelly was once booted out by way of Tricia Marwick in a row about some degree of order which she contended wasn’t some degree of order in terms of the United Kingdom Trade Union Bill.
The Scottish Parliament has been contacted for remark.