Jean and Ken both face de-selection by their party when their stands on National defense prove unpopular. Jean also matches wits with a new pair after a financially strapped Godfrey resigns and sells her to the MP taking over his office space.

Jean tackles the homeless problem when a constituent asks for help finding a new home.

Ken and Jean come down on opposite sides of a potential kidanpping case and Jean clashes with Richard over sexual harassment.

A vote to raise MP salaries sparks a contest between Jean and Richard, with Jean responsible for taking a 20 pound investment and turning it into 30 pounds and Richard agreeing to live on supplemental public benefit for two weeks.

Jean takes on health care and Social Services for a constituent whose spleen was removed by mistake, a man who didn't have quite enough of his leg amputated and a woman caring for an infirm father-in-law.

Jean, Richard and Norman become involved in the labyrinth of leaks and vaguely attributed sources when a new reporter begins covering the action in the lobby of Parliament.