Any thoughts about connecting main protective bonding conductors into the MET instead of distribution boards?

Watched a spark do it the other day and never really thought about it myself. Achieves the same result so it shouldn't be an issue.
 
Protective bonding conductors should be terminated into the MET. Sometimes in domestic installations the MET is the bar in the consumer unit, but not always.
 
In domestic installations, MET within CU/DB is ideal. Stops plumbers/kitchen fitters/DIY'ers fiddling with a little green/yellow cables of no obvious, use from being disconnected etc IMO :)
 

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