Leader of the government pledges to handle substantiated sexual-harassment and ethics claims

A speaker who identified themself in the transcript as "leader of the government" said they would take responsibility for any substantiated claims of sexual harassment and ethics violations, saying the government will no longer sweep those allegations aside. "If there are substantiated claims of sexual harassment and ethics violation, that I, as the leader of the government, handle that," the speaker said.

The speaker framed the remarks as part of a broader push for cultural change, arguing that misconduct has frequently been ignored. "There has been a culture and trend probably since the birth of our nation to sweep this under the rug," the speaker said, and added that workers who reported problems often felt they had to quit or move on. The transcript includes no specific allegations, names, or motions; it records a public statement of intent and a call for accountability.

The transcript does not identify an exact office or formal title beyond the speaker's self-description as "leader of the government." No formal vote, motion, or next procedural step appears in the provided segments.