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Malcolm Lane , who is also a councillor, spoke to introduce himself to the meeting.
Public services scrutiny committee chairman Armand Watts asked him if he was driving.
The Monmouthshire Conservative was then urged to turn off the camera on his mobile phone.
Lane said he accidentally failed to turn the screen off, only intended to listen in.
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