[quote JurassickJay]From the BMA Code of Conduct, Section 2.3:
Personal conduct: Members are expected to maintain a high standard of personal conduct and to treat staff and other members with respect. In particular, members are required to promote and role model the behaviour principles outlined in this code of conduct. Doctors should display the same duty of care towards one another as they would towards patients and in the workplace. Bullying and harassment, including sexual harassment, will not be tolerated and cases will be taken extremely seriously. Bullying includes behaviour that is intimidating, malicious, offensive or insulting. It may be an abuse or misuse of power and it may be unwarranted and unwelcome. Harassment is against the law. In the Equality Act 2010, it is defined as conduct that is related to one of the protected characteristics (age, race, religion or belief, gender reassignment, disability, sex, or sexual orientation). It is unwanted by the recipient and it has the purpose or the effect of violating their dignity or creating a hostile, intimidating, offensive, degrading or humiliating environment for them.
www.bma.org.uk/media/1524/bma-code-of-conduct-may-2018.pdf[/quote]
Harrop certainly has some explaining to do, especially with respect to bullying and the protected characteristic of sex. Should be interesting. I wonder if the court will watch Harrop's television interacttion with Posie Parker.