Qld ethics committee MP in trouble THE deputy chair of Queensland's parliamentary Ethics Committee is facing disciplinary action after her own committee recommended she be found guilty of contempt of parliament. On November 28 last year Jo-Ann Miller, the ALP member for Bundamba, was ejected from parliament for an hour after a heated exchange with the Speaker of the House, Fiona Simpson. "Madam Speaker, I have been vilified by you in this parliament for the last six months," Mrs Miller said. When she returned she made an unreserved apology, but was referred to the Ethics Committee by Ms Simpson. The committee unanimously recommended on Thursday that parliament should find Mrs Miller guilty of contempt and suspend her from the Ethics Committee for three months. "The committee takes a dim view of any behaviour which reflects poorly on the good order of the House and authority of the Speaker," committee chair Peter Dowling said in a statement. Any suspension would take effect from the date of a vote in parliament.