The newest and youngest Member of Parliament, the Green Party's Gareth Hughes, is joining the fight against proposals to introduce charges on some books at Tauranga Library.
Gareth entered Parliament in February when former Green Party co-leader Jeanette Fitzsimons resigned.

Gareth Hughes is currently the youngest MP and was in Tauranga on Thursday to join the fight against proposed charges for some library books.

The 28 year old is the Green Party's libraries spokesperson and was in Tauranga on Thursday to offer his support to those fighting the proposed library charges.
He says libraries are a core service, funded from a core budget, and should be "untouchable".
Tauranga Mayor Stuart Crosby says the option is being explored because council wants to reduce ratepayer contributions to the library from 90 per cent to 80 per cent over the next five years.
"It's a bit like burning the furniture to keep yourself warm," says Gareth.
He also met with Vanessa Byrnes, the Tauranga woman leading the Save Our Library campaign.
He told Vanessa he would use his position in Parliament to ask Local Government Minister Rodney Hide about the issue.
"It's an important debate we are facing. It's an attack by right-wing ideology."
"This is a battle that's part of a war being fought across the country."