>where delegation isn’t possible. This is the issue--delegation absolutely is possible in the use cases brought up by MPs and by bystanders. There's not really

>where delegation isn’t possible. This is the issue--delegation absolutely is possible in the use cases brought up by MPs and by bystanders. There's not really an excuse when email accounts can be set to auto-forward, and when email delegation accounts exist. Granted, the IT staff should have solved the problem by going to the MP and explaining that email delegation exists, but that's still not an excuse for the MPs to repeatedly break the law.