6. Destroying, putting away or divesting himself of a document or thing which he or some other person has been ordered to produce before Parliament or a committee. 7. Tampering with, deterring, threatening, beguiling or in any way unduly influencing any person in regard to evidence to be given by him before Parliament or a committee. 8. Molesting, assaulting or threatening a witness on account of evidence given by him before Parliament or a committee. 9. Publishing the proceedings of a committee or evidence given before a committee before the proceedings of the committee are reported to Parliament. 10. Wilfully publishing a false or perverted report of any debate or proceedings in Parliament or wilfully misrepresenting any speech made by a member. 11. Publishing a defamatory statement reflecting on the proceedings or character of Parliament or a committee. 12. Publishing a defamatory statement concerning a member in respect of his conduct as a member. 13. Making any oral or written threat to a member or challenging him to fight on account of his conduct in Parliament or a committee. 14. Offering to or accepting by a member or officer of Parliament of a bribe to influence him in his conduct as a member or officer. 15. Offering to a member a fee, compensation, gift or reward for or in respect of the promotion of or opposition to any Bill, petition, resolution, motion or other matter or thing submitted for the consideration of Parliament or a committee. 16. Assaulting, insulting, interfering with or wilfully obstructing a member coming to or going from Parliament or whilst within the precincts of Parliament or on account of his conduct in Parliament or a committee or endeavouring to compel a member by force, insult or menace to declare himself in favour of or against any proposition or matter pending or expected to be brought before Parliament or a committee. 17. Assaulting, insulting, interfering with, molesting, resisting or wilfully obstructing an officer of Parliament in the execution of his duty or whilst coming to or going from Parliament or whilst within the precincts of Parliament in the course of or in connection with his duties or on account of his conduct as an officer. 18. Creating or joining in any disturbance in Parliament or the vicinity of Parliament whilst Parliament is sitting whereby the proceedings of Parliament are or are likely to be interrupted. 19. Committing any act, matter or thing specified in and declared to be a contempt in any Standing Order. 13