Parliament logo 'should be axed' according to adviser It is currently a contempt of parliament to use the logo wrongly. Edwina Currie, a former Conservative minister, was rebuked by the Speaker for using the logo on the stockings of a woman in stilettos on the cover of a novel. Dr Drori suggested that a new visitor centre and welcoming signs would make members of the public, including groups of schoolchildren, feel more at home. He claimed there is "an attitudinal divide" among MPs, with an underlying problem that some politicians "just don't like members of the public." "They pay your salary," he said. It is a matter of attitude. You should be more open and transparent. His ideas about making parliament more accessible were not well received by some MPs on the Administration Committee. Rosie Cooper, a Labour MP, said it sounded like the advisory council was trying to create "Disney on Thames." Dr Philip Lee, the Conservative MP for Bracknell, said parliament was sometimes already like "a playground" because of too many school visits.