Beer still not free for Belgian parliamentarian

brussels - Belgian MPs have yet to pay when beer, wine or non-alcoholic beverages purchased in the federal parliament in Brussels. That parliamentary board decided Wednesday.

Just last week the government just to give an opinion of a committee to no free alcohol is now more in the coffee room beaten in the wind. There was prompted after a member of parliament had made a racist remark. According to the group leaders and House chairman Siegfried Bracke had nothing to do with alcohol and there is no alcohol problem in the parliament.

An alcohol ban does not come, because the consumption according to Bracke give rise to. ' It appears that the MPs on average three glasses of beer drinking per month, and two glasses of wine. Other alcoholic beverages will not be served. '

Since the late nineties, beer and wine to get free in parliament. That measure was to prevent MPs went during debates 'café'.