Crowdsourcing changes to UK law
People who register to vote should be left out of the edited electoral register by default unless they indicate so.
People who register to vote should be left out of the edited electoral register by default unless they indicate so.
Scrap the whole lot. Its a lot a red tape which does nothing to give any of us any protection.
I am so fed up with having to go through endless questions to check my identify every time I call anyone..(with the exception of banking who should have their own security protocols)
Scrap the whole lot. Its a lot a red tape which does nothing to give any of us any protection.
I am so fed up with having to go through endless questions to check my identify every time I call anyone..(with the exception of banking who should have their own security protocols)
The arguments are well worn, but to me it boils down to:
Cannabis is not so harmful, that it is reasonable to impose the kind of legal penalties on it that currently exist in the UK
The BBC summarise the key points here ( http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/693257.stm )
The arguments are well worn, but to me it boils down to:
Cannabis is not so harmful, that it is reasonable to impose the kind of legal penalties on it that currently exist in the UK
The BBC summarise the key points here ( http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/693257.stm )
I would like to see the ban on body scanners at airports or other transport hubs.
I would like to see the ban on body scanners at airports or other transport hubs.
This law is unessessary – we already have laws to prevent people committing acts of sexual violence towards others. This law prevents people making or viewing a record of acts which occur between consenting adults.
This law is unessessary – we already have laws to prevent people committing acts of sexual violence towards others. This law prevents people making or viewing a record of acts which occur between consenting adults.
Repeal the Digital Economy Bill in it’s entirety.
Repeal the Digital Economy Bill in it’s entirety.
Section 44 of the Terrorism Act 2000 gives wide-ranging stop-and-search powers to the Police without requiring prior reason, these are used frequently to stop photographers, campers, members of parliament, cricketers and BBC staff from undertaking their normal day-to-day activities:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terrorism_Act_2000#Section_44_powers_.28stop_and_search.29
Section 44 of the Terrorism Act 2000 gives wide-ranging stop-and-search powers to the Police without requiring prior reason, these are used frequently to stop photographers, campers, members of parliament, cricketers and BBC staff from undertaking their normal day-to-day activities:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terrorism_Act_2000#Section_44_powers_.28stop_and_search.29
My idea is to repeal parts of the Digital Economy Act.
My idea is to repeal parts of the Digital Economy Act.