Remember, most of them don't live in Wellington.
I do know some who take bread, fruit, etc and keep it in their office but I still think that if the taxpayer is going to subsidise food for the MPs, then that's the sort of basic stuff we should be subsidising. Not luxury/junk items like chips, pies & chicken nuggets.
There is no such thing as bad weather; only inappropriate clothing!
Bellamy's isn't just a restaurant for MPs.
The bulk of their business is serving public service employees (of which there are hundreds in the parliament building).
The greatest pleasure of my recent life has been speed on the road. . . . I lose detail at even moderate speed but gain comprehension. . . . I could write for hours on the lustfulness of moving swiftly.
--T.E. Lawrence (of Arabia)
Of course..... Must be why the average "non luxury" Mc Donalds patron are such outstanding visions of physical perfection.
The quality of the ingredients and the cooking processes (i'd bet they would be smaller servings too) probably make them relatively healthy meals at a guess.
The (dis)honorable Nick Smith, when you speak all I can hear is
BULLSHIT!! BULLSHIT!! BULLSHIT!! BULLSHIT!! BULLSHIT!! BULLSHIT!! BULLSHIT!!
So please fuck off and die.
Go Go, Ninja Dinosaur!!
Yes I'd go along with that. Add cheese and butter. Yum!
It always looks hypocritical when Parliament asks for fiscal restraint of the nation while MPs continue with their perks unchallenged. However I don't think you could ever trim MPs pay and benefits enough to satisfy everyone. They'd have to get NIL. And that won't happen.
I don't know how many MPs get a rise in income when elected but its not as many as we think. Ok some do, but people like John Key and Michael Cullen would be much better off outside Parliament.
The average person won't be an MP. Its just too tough. Personally, career, and family.
And if nobody did it except the wealthy.....how would we like that??![]()
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