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Sunday, December 31
New Year List of lost freedoms
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IanP
on Sun 31 Dec 2006 15:22 GMT
Is it not time that one of those lists included all the freedoms and rights that we have lost because of government legislation, highlighting the changes that have occurred either by direct Acts of Parliament, the sneaky changes which have been enacted by Statutory Instruments or the powers that we believe have just been taken and are awaiting challenge. more »
Thursday, December 28
New restrictive regulations on freedom of information
by
IanP
on Thu 28 Dec 2006 03:43 GMT
It would appear that the Department for Constitutional Affairs is attempting to pull a fast one and introduce new, more restrictive regulations on freedom of information, with changes to the Freedom of Information Act and the Data Protection Act, and slip it in whilst MP’s are away on their Easter break. more »
Wednesday, December 27
‘Peoples Panels’ We need to look carefully at Tony Blair’s latest scheme.
by
IanP
on Wed 27 Dec 2006 00:17 GMT
The prime minister has called for
"people's panels" to help push through key public service reforms. The questions will just keep flowing, and the answers will beg more questions. But just be aware that the answers you get may not be the ones you were looking for. How will ... more » Friday, December 22
Why are all these government IT projects failing ?
by
IanP
on Fri 22 Dec 2006 16:54 GMT
The Government has over the past 5 years or so kept the UK IT industry
pretty much alive, during a period of slump in this particular industry. But at
what price. They have all but destroyed the UK IT contractor market, implemented the infamous IR35 legislation and are now ... more » Sunday, December 17
Time to see incompetent heads roll, because we have had enough.
by
IanP
on Sun 17 Dec 2006 19:53 GMT
When the SFO launched its enquiry into the alleged
1986 Saudi slush funds, someone must have taken a decision to start and fund
that enquiry. Who was it? Should their head roll? Given that the law that this enquiry was launched under did not come into being until 2001, and ... more » Wednesday, December 13
Campaign for Genuine Unlimited Broadband
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IanP
on Wed 13 Dec 2006 17:43 GMT
When you see an advertisement in the I wrote some time ago about the problems that I have been having with the FUP imposed by ... more » |
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