“Mr. Amos has resigned as Secretary of Congress and served on the Committee.”

Quebec Congressman Will Amos said in a statement to Twitter on Thursday that when he attended a virtual meeting of the House of Commons the day before, he “did not realize that he was peeing on the camera.”

Amos called the accident an accident. He said he temporarily left his parliamentary position so that he could seek “assistance”, but did not say what kind of help he was seeking.

Just last month, Amos appeared naked in Congress, which caused international headlines. Amos said he was changing clothes after running, but did not realize that his laptop camera was turned on.

After an outcry from the Liberal Party, including the Netherlands, the latter said that sharing the photo may be a crime.

Karen Vecchio, vice chairman of the Conservative House of Representatives, said Amos exhibited a pattern of behavior.

She said in a statement: “It is now clear that Trudeau’s Liberal Party failed to ensure a safe working environment after the first incident.”

“We cannot get more from the Liberal MPs in Congress. The Conservative Party will explore all possible options to ensure that this does not happen again.”

New Democratic Party leader Jagmeet Singh called the incident inappropriate, but said he supported Amos for help.

Watch | Singh comments on the resignation of Liberal MP Will Amos (Scott Amos)