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Support changes to the Lobbying Bill

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Julian Sayarer
12 years ago

Stop corporations influencing government, not civil society.

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Sybille Sterk
12 years ago

This is an important issue for democracy and the little trust people maintain in the government.

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Neil Bye
12 years ago

we will not be silenced

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Stephen Oram
12 years ago

This Bill is rotten to the core.

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Dan Heany
12 years ago

This really would become the law of unintended consequences. It would be exactly the people who need representation the most that would suffer if the bill goes through with out changes.

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REYNOLD OUTHWAITE
12 years ago

It's high time politicians remembered this is our country and you work for us not the other way round.

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Brian Farrant
12 years ago

Why is it taking so long for politicians to get the message we think this is wrong and don't want it?

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Stephen Clarke-Keating
12 years ago

Important changes to the Lobbying Bill (or Gagging Law as it's been more accurately dubbed) have been tabled, sign this to convince the Lords to vote in favour!

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peter mulheron
12 years ago

we elect the politicians, its time to let them know this fact.

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paul caton
12 years ago

This is a poorly drafted piece of legislation. The sole aim of which appears to be to prevent democratic protest

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Maura McKinney
12 years ago

Total agreement with Richard Gray, Richard Linter, Jane Harland and C Hammond

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Chris Smith
12 years ago

I think it very important that conservation bodies continue to be able to lobby parliament legally

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Mike Watkins
12 years ago

We were promised a bill to deal with corporate lobbying that represent big business's interests, not charities and trade unions who represents peoples' interests.

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Jacky Slatcher
12 years ago

Democracy?

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Julian Dearlove
12 years ago

Keep freedom speech, keep democracy

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Don Littlejohn
12 years ago

This is not North Korea!

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David Boughton
12 years ago

No to the Government's attempt to repress democratic criticism of their policy

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Alon Petersen
12 years ago

squandering away freedom is easier than regaining it. It takes revolutionary actions up to bloodshed.