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Clearly The Governement Have Sorted All The Problems Of The Day....
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Time to give the motorists another kicking!
Time to give the motorists another kicking!
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"Although why they spent so much time on gay marriage is beyond me."
Because it became a constitutional issue because of the way the church integrates into our legislature. When you might be removing your head of state (whose power you are wielding as a MP) by disestablishing a church there probably a good reason for a long chinwag about it.
Still waiting for non-homosexual civil partnerships though, that shouldn't take more than 5 minutes to sort out.
Because it became a constitutional issue because of the way the church integrates into our legislature. When you might be removing your head of state (whose power you are wielding as a MP) by disestablishing a church there probably a good reason for a long chinwag about it.
Still waiting for non-homosexual civil partnerships though, that shouldn't take more than 5 minutes to sort out.
Seems like a good idea to me.
There is a mindset of a certain type of driver who views paying the current speeding fine as an acceptable 'trade-off' for flouting speed-limits should they be caught.
These proposals might concentrate their minds and prevail upon them to join the rest of us in the real world....
There is a mindset of a certain type of driver who views paying the current speeding fine as an acceptable 'trade-off' for flouting speed-limits should they be caught.
These proposals might concentrate their minds and prevail upon them to join the rest of us in the real world....
Another load of wind and puff:
"Any new legislation would first have to be debated in Parliament but there is no current timetable for any such discussion."
and
Very few people are fined anything near to the current maxima. As an example, the current guidance (for which there are no proposals to change) suggest a fine for speeding of one week's net income (reduced by a third for a guilty plea). Interestingly there is no different guidance for speeding on a motorway (current maximum £2,500) to speeding elsewhere (current maximum £1,000). So to be fined the maximum a motorist must have pleaded not guilty and be earning £10,000 per week.
"Any new legislation would first have to be debated in Parliament but there is no current timetable for any such discussion."
and
Very few people are fined anything near to the current maxima. As an example, the current guidance (for which there are no proposals to change) suggest a fine for speeding of one week's net income (reduced by a third for a guilty plea). Interestingly there is no different guidance for speeding on a motorway (current maximum £2,500) to speeding elsewhere (current maximum £1,000). So to be fined the maximum a motorist must have pleaded not guilty and be earning £10,000 per week.
Some non- driving sadists would probably like this even more. http://
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