Make the House of Commons Commission end the subsidy of food and all drink.

Previous arguments against price rises have been that cuts were made and the subsidy covers everyone who works at and visits the House of Commons. It is also argued that MPs make up a relatively small group of consumers, with many low-paid or shift-based workers and visitors benefiting. This is true, but if we can cut free school meals because too many relatively comfortable/wealthy families benefit, the same logic applies here. They should pay the same prices that we all do for food and drink.