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Senators De Vries-Leggedoor(L) , Flierman and Martens (R) look at their iPads in the House of Parliament in the Hague. Members of the Dutch Senate, or upper house of parliament, won't strain their backs or weigh down their bike panniers by carrying stacks of printed documents from work any more, since they are all now expected to work on their Apple iPads.

Credit: Hans Kouwenhoven / Reuters

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