The Assembly is today debating a DUP motion calling for better coordination between the Northern Ireland Housing Executive and the Roads Service on grass cutting in public spaces. Cue various jokes about politicians spending their time talking about cutting the grass when they should be cutting their expenditure.
But I groaned the most when a colleague told me someone had justified the debate by pointing out that the Assembly has always been keen on lawn order.
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