iSo much for Clegg's great "Freedom Bill"

[sadoksevoli]

It appears that the idiot Clegg didn't quite realise how bad things actually are in this country - his call for suggestions for measures to include in his pet Freedom Bill, which he announced with such gusto on the tidal wave of enthusiasm for the ConDem coalition, prompted an avalanche of material. So much so that he's suddenly found that, being Deputy PM with so many other important things to do, he is far too busy to manage the job of sifting through all of the ideas to come up with a coherent piece of legislation that he's given it all over to the Home Office to come up with something - I think this is called "kicking it into the long grass". What a piece of st he and all his ilk are - couldn't run a bath let alone a country. Obviously life in the Westminster/Whitehall bubble is far too comfortable, cosying up to his European masters, to be actually doing anything to cure the problems of this country.

Link:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/politic...

[Engineer1]

Or Nick Clegg realises that inorder to avoid the sort of cockups that occurred with Labours rushed legislation it would make sense to do an in-depth review of the proposals especially as some rules have probably been instigated for good reasons. Mess with the rules without understanding why those rules came about will introduce unintended consequences, oh yeah and the general public are a bunch of cretins who will suggest changes that help them and fk someone else over. Just look at the recurring lorries on the motorway threads.

[Victor McDade]

It will be interesting to see how Clegg deals with potential upcoming 'control order' vote.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/terrorism-i...

[sadoksevoli]

Victor McDade said:

It will be interesting to see how Clegg deals with potential upcoming 'control order' vote.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/terrorism-i...

Labour will come to hisrescue - after all they dreamt the idiot measure all up.

[SLCZ3]

[quote=Engineer1]as some rules have probably been instigated for good reasons. Mess with the rules without understanding why those rules came about will introduce unintended consequences, quote]

Hmmm is that the reason we have the civil service "servants" to provide continuity and coherence within the government, of which ever persuasion the government is at any one time and hopefully prevent the total collapse of government offices, central or local.