Hi all, With M.P.'s herding down to Westminster for a bit of a chin wag over the E.U. Deal, another case of prevarication, it raises a serious question - "Surely this breeches the Covid Regulations doesn't it?".
No one is supposed to enter or leave a Tier 4 area without good reason! As they can do on-line business and remote voting the "Essential" tag wouldn't apply!
Bad example as far as I can see. TTFN MM
Tier 4 Breech?
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merseymouth wrote:Hi all, With M.P.'s herding down to Westminster for a bit of a chin wag over the E.U. Deal, another case of prevarication, it raises a serious question - "Surely this breeches the Covid Regulations doesn't it?".
No one is supposed to enter or leave a Tier 4 area without good reason! As they can do on-line business and remote voting the "Essential" tag wouldn't apply!
Bad example as far as I can see.
Generally wearing trousers is I'd say a good example. And essential in this weather.
Re: Tier 4 Breech?
merseymouth wrote:Hi all, With M.P.'s herding down to Westminster
Maximum 50, with the majority voting by proxy.
Re: Tier 4 Breech?
Ben@Forest wrote:
Generally wearing trousers is I'd say a good example. And essential in this weather.
and not wearing would surely be a breeks of security...
Nu-Fogey
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Apart from the trouser jokes... : - )
Yes, it's a disgrace. Decreased the efficiency of Parliament, increased the risk of transmitting the virus, terrible example to others.
The Leader of the House should be ashamed.
Jonathan
Yes, it's a disgrace. Decreased the efficiency of Parliament, increased the risk of transmitting the virus, terrible example to others.
The Leader of the House should be ashamed.
Jonathan
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Jdsk wrote:Apart from the trouser jokes... : - )
Yes, it's a disgrace. Decreased the efficiency of Parliament, increased the risk of transmitting the virus, terrible example to others.
The Leader of the House should be ashamed.
Jonathan
Particularly as it's all a complete farce anyway. One day to debate such a massive change to the long term future of the UK and for a bill that will still go through however the Commons vote.
Ian
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Totally agree. And part of a relentless chipping away of the powers of Parliament.
MEPs are getting two to three months to consider and decide.
Jonathan
MEPs are getting two to three months to consider and decide.
Jonathan
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+1 to the previous two posts
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"All we are not stares back at what we are"
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Jdsk wrote:Totally agree. And part of a relentless chipping away of the powers of Parliament.
MEPs are getting two to three months to consider and decide.
Jonathan
Johnson does not like Parliament anyway (how dare they question his decisions) particularly given public opinion about his deal
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/boris-johnson-brexit-deal-public-approval-b1780300.html wrote:Only 17% of Britons think Boris Johnson’s ‘fantastic’ Brexit deal is good for country
So MPs are being dragged-in to approve something for Johnson that the public (including 60+% of Leave voters) appears to think rather "inadequate".
Ian
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Psamathe wrote:Jdsk wrote:Yes, it's a disgrace. Decreased the efficiency of Parliament, increased the risk of transmitting the virus, terrible example to others.
The Leader of the House should be ashamed.
Particularly as it's all a complete farce anyway. One day to debate such a massive change to the long term future of the UK and for a bill that will still go through however the Commons vote.
Paper from the Hansard Society on how it could and should be done better:
https://www.hansardsociety.org.uk/blog/parliaments-role-in-scrutinising-the-uk-eu-trade-and-cooperation-agreement
Jonathan