The New Zealand parliament floor was joined by a new face during a debate on fuel prices this week.
“When I became speaker I made it clear that I wanted the parliament to be much more family-friendly than it had been," he said to ABC News. "And a big part of that was to encourage a bigger range of MPs over time to join the parliament – in particular younger women. It’s my view that parliaments are better when they’re a reflection of society. And to do that they have to be family-friendly, otherwise you exclude groups.
"You know, I think people are more comfortable sexualizing breasts than relating them to what they were made for, which is feeding another human. It’s crazy.”
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