Re: Data retention question
Roland Perry <[email protected]> Thu, 17 Jul 2014 08:10:46 +0100
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In article <53C6F21D.7050205-g71SGemCErzWGSWJAA5K4bVCufUGDwFn@public.gmane.org>, James Harrison <[email protected]> writes >> Because all the issues have been aired at length for some time. Not >> just since April but in the debates surrounding the 2012 comms data >> bill. > >So future debate is irrelevant and we should give up, they've made up >their minds because the issue's been talked about enough? This >specific bill must be fine as a result? Future debate is important, and the bill could be changed (either more or less stringent rules, obviously). But it doesn't have to be done as a spectator sport in the chamber, with MPs giving up the other work they were already booked to do that particular afternoon. -- Roland Perry