A member of Parliamentary Services has been stood down after another staff member laid a formal complaint of sexual assault. Speaker Trevor Mallard made the announcement hours after he said he believed three cases of "extremely serious" sexual assault highlighted in a report were rape. Political Editor Jane Patterson reports.
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