WATCH: Multi-tasking Inverness provost Glynis Campbell Sinclair spotted washing her windows during Highland Council debate
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A multi-tasking Inverness provost has been spotted washing her living room windows during a Highland Council debate.
Glynis Campbell Sinclair was participating remotely in a session of the Inverness Area Committee yesterday when she took a cloth in hand in front of her home video cam.
She is then seen to nip out of the frame to collect a bowl of water before carrying it across the room and up a small flight of stairs to the window.
The Scottish National Party member for Culloden and Ardersier then commences to wash her window while the meeting continues on the split-screen footage
Cllr Campbell Sinclair took full part in the meeting and contributed on a number of points.
The window washing took place during the closing minutes of the meeting and was captured on the council's video link.
She then can be seen switching on a light to check for marks on the window, before she looks at her phone and runs towards the camera to switch it off.
Cllr Campbell Sinclair’s window-washing began 2 hours and 37 minutes into the debate.
Highland Council declined to comment.
Councillor Duncan Macpherson, of the Inverness South ward, attended the meeting in person and said: “We have all multi-tasked during our working day.
“But it was a surprise that the current provost was not in attendance for the City of Inverness area committee while such important discussions regarding Inverness were taking place.”
