>An interesting occurrence in Melbourne Australia which has headlined the
>newspapers and TV news today. A female politician was asked to leave the
>parliamentary chambers for breastfeeding her 11 day old baby while
>parliament was sitting.

I'm so glad to see that this made the newspaper in such a positive
way. It's clear how the newspaper wants the story to turn out.
Perhaps something will be done to clarify/change the rules regarding
bf in Parliament, so that Ms Marshall can represent her constituents
effectively without compromising her baby's health, or vice versa
can take care of her new baby without compromising her constituents.

What is "question time?"

Naomi Bar-Yam

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