When you pass Peter Plasman's law firm in the Dutch capital Amsterdam, you would not know that he is standing for election on 15 March.
There are no posters on the office's windows, or political slogans.
That's because Plasman promises to be a different kind of member of the lower house of the Dutch parliament: one who never shows up.
“Many people's first response was: is this a joke?” Plasman told EUobserver on Wednesday (1 March).
But Plasman is serious: if he gets ...
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