No I think this is entirely sensible. After all, unlike the rest of the workforce, they demonstrably do little that's useful, sensible or productive, so no point in going to the Commons.There seems to be a big, and growing, push from the government for people to return to their place of work. But, the most prominent, symbolic and recognisable place of work in this country remains closed. That place is of course, the House of Commons.
How can they possess hope to get this, return to your place of work message across, when the very people delivering it have not yet returned to their own place of work?
The mixed messaging, lack of leadership and double standards is staggering.
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