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When Is A Cap Not A Cap?
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What sort of baloney is this from the Government.....
Electricity and Gas prices to be held at a maximum as of today, for the vulnerable in society. However, it still can go up if the price of utilities raw products increase - I hate to be a pedant but that isn't a cap, Mr Clark or Mr. Nolan.......
Electricity and Gas prices to be held at a maximum as of today, for the vulnerable in society. However, it still can go up if the price of utilities raw products increase - I hate to be a pedant but that isn't a cap, Mr Clark or Mr. Nolan.......
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.^^^you may not but I bloody well do. I think that I already pay more than my fair share of tax. I pay in significantly more than I will ever ever use and I find it completely unjust that I am required to fund the lives of other people. I have just completed my tax return and it sickens me the amount I am paying. I'm all for having a social conscience and I accept I have to contribute, but I contribute too much already and yet people want me to contribute even more.
// it won't be the energy companies. //
No it won’t.
With Privatisation the Government relinquished any control over the commercial interests of the new companies who took over our utilities. Basically they could charge whatever extortionate prices they wanted - and they did.
Talk of capping these companies ability to levy their own rates is an admissilon that ‘Privatision’ has completely failed.
No it won’t.
With Privatisation the Government relinquished any control over the commercial interests of the new companies who took over our utilities. Basically they could charge whatever extortionate prices they wanted - and they did.
Talk of capping these companies ability to levy their own rates is an admissilon that ‘Privatision’ has completely failed.