Man in a Shed: English votes on English matters

Monday, February 22, 2010

English votes on English matters - would be a start

I'm a supporter of an English Parliament and a federal United Kingdom.

However to move along in that direction English Votes on English Laws would be a start. ( There are various reasons why things won't end there, for example a UK executive that can't pass English Laws but has responsibility only for English devolved matters is unstable. )

Anyway there are only a few hours left to support English Votes on English Laws over at Power 2010 !

Remember England needs you !

1 comment:

Anonymous said...: Why settle for a watered down version of the settlement afforded to themother three countries of the U (ha ha) K.
I will not. An English Parliamnet- no less.; 9:50 pm

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