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	<title>Comments on: The Legislative and Regulatory Reform Bill: Not dead yet</title>
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		<title>By: The Legislative and Regulatory Reform Bill - Help your country at Happy Dave - Words, Images, Wonder</title>
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		<description>[...] It&#8217;s time for another political post - today, via the Chicken Yoghurt, I became aware that the hyper-dodgy yet innocuous sounding Legislative and Regulatory Reform Bill is coming up for its final reading in the House of Lords. Thanks to diligent efforts by the Save Parliament chaps, this Bill has been rendered a lot less toxic than it was, but it still has some exceptionally dangerous and shoddy legalese in it that threatens to undermine our democracy. Using the fantastic web service WriteToThem, I wrote to Lord Murton of Lindisfarne, asking that he take action against this Bill. Here&#8217;s what I said: Dear Lord Murton of Lindisfarne, [...]</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[...] It&#8217;s time for another political post &#8211; today, via the Chicken Yoghurt, I became aware that the hyper-dodgy yet innocuous sounding Legislative and Regulatory Reform Bill is coming up for its final reading in the House of Lords. Thanks to diligent efforts by the Save Parliament chaps, this Bill has been rendered a lot less toxic than it was, but it still has some exceptionally dangerous and shoddy legalese in it that threatens to undermine our democracy. Using the fantastic web service WriteToThem, I wrote to Lord Murton of Lindisfarne, asking that he take action against this Bill. Here&#8217;s what I said: Dear Lord Murton of Lindisfarne, [...]</p>
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