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Support changes to the Lobbying Bill

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Dr. Mike Fielder
12 years ago

this must be opposed

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DAVID WILSON
12 years ago

Is democracy tyrrany NO.

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Ian B Read
12 years ago

It is vital that the needs of the disabled and vunerable are met to let them live as a proper member of society

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Anonymous
12 years ago

disabled people have lost enough

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Gill Hickman
12 years ago

Freedom of speech and freedomw to carry put online lonbying is essential

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Rhona Hoggan
12 years ago

This is an affront to free speech, and raising rightful concerns.

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Sarah Baker
12 years ago

Charities and non profit groups should have the right to speak out on issues at all times, and especially during run up to elections

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Leonie Short
12 years ago

Limited freedom of speech is not freedom of speech. This bill would be the end of democracy.

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Anonymous
12 years ago

NO NO NO! to the Bill in this form

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Sheila
12 years ago

The gaggin law is an unacceptable threat to democracy and freedom of speech that needs to be stopped

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Francis Curran
12 years ago

freedom of speech for those who struggle

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Dawn Richardson
12 years ago

Disgrace Act so give the Elective Governments more Voice over people who wish to make their Voice Heard..This is not in the interest of a Democratic Country.

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caroline smith
12 years ago

we need to build up our democracy not whittle it down

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John Ellis
12 years ago

Stop suppressing free speech

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Derek Higginson
12 years ago

Disabled people like myself, an m.s. sufferer need all the help and repesentation we can get. We do not or want underhand silencing of our thoughts and fears. We have enough worries as it is.

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Lucianne Sawyer
12 years ago

One step nearer to a dictatorship

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Lyn Stanczyszyn
12 years ago

Freedom of speech in a democracy is fundamental!

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Peter McGinty
12 years ago

Please protect the right to free speach of all charities and non-profit groups at all times

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Jennifer Smith
12 years ago

I am very concerned that this proposed law , if unamended will stop people campaigning for rights of disadvantaged groups- which do not have party politics as their raison d'etre, rather the welfare of those in need, who we should alll be caring for for justice to prevail.

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Charles Sutherland Boyce
12 years ago

A voice for disabled rights must not be gagged or prevented from speaking on issues that affect so many!