World’s youngest speaker to chair the Parliament. Can you guess how old he is? He is just one-month-old and NewZealand parliament allowed him to chaired the session which did never happen in the past in the world but New Zealand brings up such unicorn records and people on social media are really encouraging and appreciating Mallard for reflecting a normal unit life in Parliament and also the parenting and equal share of grooming he is presenting is liked by most of the local people.
Special and youngest guest invited in Chamber in New Zealand Parliament
The New Zealand Parliament invited a special guest onto the chamber floor Wednesday — a newborn baby. The country’s parliamentary speaker Trevor Mallard held and fed the one-month-old son of lawmaker Tāmati Coffey while presiding over a debate.
“Normally the speaker’s chair is only used by presiding officers but today a VIP took the chair with me,” Mallard tweeted, along with a photo of him bottle-feeding the baby, whose father had just returned from paternity leave and was sat close by.
Videos show Mallard rocking the baby as he listened to the debate. At one point, he warns a lawmaker that their time had run out, followed by a gurgle of agreement from the baby.
People on social media were quick to praise Mallard and Coffey. “Thank you for normalizing the family unit,” one person tweeted in response to Mallard’s photo. “We need to see more of this. Workplaces need to adapt to enable this behavior.”
Another Twitter user said: “New Zealand…you might be a small country, but you have a huge lesson to teach the world!”
Many lawmakers were just as supportive. Gareth Hughes, a Green Party parliamentary member, posted a photo of Mallard holding up and smiling at the baby. “Lovely to have a baby in the House, and what a beautiful one,” Hughes tweeted.
Last year, New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern made history becoming the first world leader in nearly 30 years to have a child while in office. She later returned to her job, while her partner, Clarke Gayford, became a stay-at-home dad.
She continued to make headlines when she and Gayford brought their baby to the United Nations assembly hall last September. Ardern said it was a “practical decision,” according to CNN affiliate Radio New Zealand.
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