Return of the abolition of parliament bill?

[Dr Jekyll]

http://liberalconspiracy.org/2010/11/17/coalition-...


"The Committee considers that the powers contained in clauses 1 to 5 (of the public bodies bill) and 11 as they are currently drafted are not appropriate delegations of legislative power. They would grant to Ministers unacceptable discretion to rewrite the statute book, with inadequate parliamentary scrutiny of, and control over, the process."

[jeff m]

Grim is the first word that comes to mind.
The PM is elected by those in his party who he then appoints as Ministers.

The job title is PM not Emperor.

It is getting to the stage where democracy has become awefully inconvenient for those in power.

[thinfourth2]

jeff m said:

It is getting to the stage where democracy has become awefully inconvenient for those in power.

And detrimental to the country they are running

If there weren't chasing votes they might make a decent job of it

[AshVX220]

thinfourth2 said:

jeff m said:

It is getting to the stage where democracy has become awefully inconvenient for those in power.

And detrimental to the country they are running

If there weren't chasing votes they might make a decent job of it

+1

[The Black Flash]

I won't say I'm surprised, but I had dared hope, for a few weeks, that this lot might be better.
Alas, no.