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Support changes to the Lobbying Bill

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alan parker
12 years ago

Wrecking from the Lords undermines democracy. They are acting not on our behalf but as our "Masters." Another reason why the Lords need reform!

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Terry Quadling
12 years ago

The Lobbying Bill seeks to deprive multiple organisations, Charities and defenders of many who disabled or have special needs of the right for free and honest expression of their democratic views. This Government has no right to stop the right to free speech. Both 'parties' joined in Coalition are minority parties and have no elected right to the actions they are proposing. This bill was not a feature of either party's election manifesto. STOP THE LOBBYING BILL.

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Yusuf
12 years ago

We are not ready to see the world become Hiroshima & Nagasaki. Make tea/jobs not bombs

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Ian Rolllings
12 years ago

in this country freedom of speech is paramount to erode this any further would be a travesty of justice and intolerable

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Barrie Mair
12 years ago

This is a threat to freedom of speech.

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Brian Murray
12 years ago

I want Free Speech and not just what the 3 main parties think I should have. They rarely represent my views and this bill is deeply undemocratic. I also resent being labelled for supporting e-petitions: if democracy worked in this country, we wouldn't need such petitions.

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Anonymous
12 years ago

What is happening to freedom of speech in the UK?

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Anne Wareing
12 years ago

Democracy incorporates Freedom OF Speech. Only DICTATORSHIPS prevent this freedom. Is Britain a Dictatorship or a Democracy, that is the question?

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Christine Maples
12 years ago

A threat to our democracy. How can we l;et this happen!

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Anonymous
12 years ago

we are meant to be a democracy,passing this law will make us undemocratic

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John Evans
12 years ago

An attack on the democracy we have now

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susan lofthouse
12 years ago

Free comment should not be smothered

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Catriona Bracker
12 years ago

Don't pass laws to stifle our democracy!

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Courtney Brown
12 years ago

I fear we are loosing our democratic right and this is being done in a cross party manner. Also due to controls on the media most people are not aware of these changes that will limit organised means of protest or scrutiny by organisations expressing our democratic rights. We must not give in, give up or retreat interms of holding our elected representative accountable.

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Dave White
12 years ago

We must be careful to protect our freedom of speech, lt is the very foundation of all our freedoms.

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jacqui white
12 years ago

thank god there r people protecting our rights. i have argued for years that we need the house of lords to restrain any fascist gov that may get into power

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Fiona Joyce
12 years ago

Without democracy and freedom of speech all will be lost. Members of Lords need to very seriously keep this in mind on behalf of the people they are supposed to serve.

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Andrew Skevington
12 years ago

why is it that now, the government feelthat they need put a definitive position against people who feel strongly about improving the standards of life.

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Isobel Lane
12 years ago

We cannot afford to lose this one. If we do, it will severly limit our democratic right to free speech and to make our views known through charities and other campaigns. It is reprehensible that big business should retain their lobbying rights while others lose theirs. Governemt decisions will be even more biased than they already are.