On the 21st local time, a small 'participant' was welcomed at the debate of the house of representatives in New Zealand. According to Reuters on the 22nd, Trevor & bull, speaker of the house of representatives of New Zealand; Malad posted two photos on twitter on the 21st. In the photos, Malad presided over the debate of the house of Representatives and fed the baby in his arms at the same time.
His tweet said: 'usually, the speaker's chair is only used by the presiding officer, and today, a VIP shared this chair with me. Congratulations to tamadi Coffey. Little Tim is the latest member of your family. "
It turned out that at the debate held in the New Zealand house of representatives that day, speaker Malad helped take care of the baby of tamati Coffey, a Labour Party member attending the meeting. According to Reuters, Malad is not only a political veteran, but also the father of three children. He also has six grandchildren.
According to India today, Kofi's son Tim Jr. (full name tutanekai Smith Coffey) was born by surrogacy in July this year. This meeting is also the first time that Kefei attended with his children after taking paternity leave.
The scene of the speaker feeding the child also triggered netizens' discussion on the 21st. Some people called the speaker's move 'too warm', and others said that little Tim was cute and cute.
Netizens praised Malad: 'this conveys an excellent message that men can also take care of babies. There is no need to be afraid to hold and feed children. He looks very comfortable. That's great! "& darr;
In fact, this is not the first time that New Zealand politicians' work with children '. In September 2018, when New Zealand Prime Minister Adrian delivered a speech at the United Nations General Assembly in New York, she held a meeting with her newborn baby, which became the focus of media attention.