MPs to decide upon allowing e-Petitions to Parliament

House of Commons Procedure Committee is to take evidence (on 30 January 2008) in its investigation as to whether Parliament should allow the submission of electronic Petitions to Parliament as well as the current paper petitions submitted through a MP.

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2008/01/15/econsultation_epetitions_parliament/

 

But will they take any more notice than the PM does. In reality these e-petitions seem more to be a way to let Joe public let of steam rather than a way for the government to try to make it easier for Joe public to get things changed.

 

break that 3 month period between the August Public Holiday and Christmas when there are currently no long weekends, especially as the UK has fewer public holidays than most European Countries.

 

Holy thread resurrection, the previous response was 7 years ago!!!