... in such a serious workplace. This is also evident in the heading when we see his patronising tone "There's a time and place for breastfeeding" where Andrew appears to be a wise old man, putting across that what he says really is right. Throughout the piece we mainly hear echoing that men are more trustworthy to do this job as women don't belong to such a serious atmosphere. He clearly separates women and men, as women are apparently more "besotted" with children. Bolt uses rhetorical questions in a condescending tone again to repeat his argument against Kirstie Marshall being able to breastfeed in Parliament "Is this opposition now on the ball?", "Is the Government on the job?". His patronising tone depicts his assumption that MP Kirstie Marshall is not doing her job "I cant see how women can fully concentrate on her work just a week or two after giving birth ...

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