New Zealand's Workplace Relations Minister Brooke van Velden dropped the c-word in parliament while quoting a recent opinion piece criticising the government's changes to pay equality.
Van Velden was asked by Labour Party MP and former Minister for Women Jan Tinetti if she agreed with the article.
"Turns out you can have it all," Sunday Star-Times national affairs editor Andrea Vance wrote in Sunday's column, "So long as you’re prepared to be a c... to the women who birth your kids, school your offspring and wipe the arse of your elderly parents while you stand on their shoulders to earn your six-figure, taxpayer-funded pay packet."
Vance was referring to controversial legislation passed in May that raises the threshold for proving work has been historically undervalued when making a pay equity claim, accusing Finance Minister Nicola Willis of "girl math" with the move to scale back the process.
Opponents say it will make it harder for women in female dominated industries to make a claim.
Van Velden later told reporters she was standing up for herself and her women Cabinet colleagues.
“We are here to do our job, to serve the public, but we expect a high level of journalistic integrity and standards. I want people to report the news, not their personal opinions and emotions.”
Speaker Gerry Brownlee did not interrupt van Velden but offered advice for future conduct in the House.
"Let me make it as clear as I can, while the minister was giving an answer that was quoting commentary from a news article, it may have been better to refrain from one word that was fully expressed."
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