Johnson tells MPs to follow the rules or face punishment

The transcript discusses the importance of MPs adhering to rules, emphasizing their primary duty to constituents and the prohibition against lobbying for outside interests. It highlights the need for enforcement and sanctions for rule violations, while asserting that the UK is not a corrupt country. The speaker also addresses personal accountability, ensuring their own actions conform to the rules.

How does the speaker perceive the relationship between MPs' outside experiences and democracy?

What are the two crucial rules that MPs must follow according to the text?

What actions should be taken against MPs who do not obey the rules?

What is the speaker's stance on the corruption of the UK and its institutions?

What does the speaker believe is necessary for MPs to maintain their integrity?