New Zealand: The Speaker of Parliament is busy with the baby of a deputy in full discussion

The little is the son of Tamati Coffey, a New Zealander politician who recently had a surrogate child with partner Tim. After several months of paternity leave, Coffey returned to his parliamentary job and was accompanied by the who ended up in the arms of the president of the institution.

Mallard congratulated him for "the new member of the family". The gesture generated flattery in social networks and made the viral image worldwide.

Jacinda Ardern, who is currently the Prime Minister of New Zealand, was the first to bring his baby to sessions of Parliament and the United Nations. We remember that the first woman to take her son to one of the sessions Ordinary of the world's largest representative body.