Law making – and breaking
BBC Parliament was interesting. The debate on the amendement to the Bill flowed swiftly in a very socially distanced House with some contributions easier to listen to than others. Very few mentioned the big issue with the UK Internal Market Bill – the fact that it was breaking the law. In a place where you cannot call another member a lair, it should have been incomprehensible that the Bill had even reached the House; that a vote was being held on rejecting it was thankful yet still absurd. The UK’s own agreement was now to be dismissed and that the country was to enter intoRead More →