Do you know what illustrates how utterly mad and irresponsible this car crash timetable is.
MPs (that have to understand and think through the consequences of each word and clause) are talking about the 115 WAB.
That is bad enough.
But there is so much more.
MPs (that have to understand and think through the consequences of each word and clause) are talking about the 115 WAB.
That is bad enough.
But there is so much more.
Then, stage by stage, consider is the way this feeds into the neural network of related legislation including
💥the 541 page WA
💥 the 5 other pieces of legislation also released yesterday
💥These include the 104 page Delegated Powers Memorandum
💥the 541 page WA
💥 the 5 other pieces of legislation also released yesterday
💥These include the 104 page Delegated Powers Memorandum
3/. Then, as one works ones way though each one seeing how each part fits into (or conflicts with ) all other related parts you start realising that you have to check other preexisting pieces of legislation that are impacted by it.
This is patient, detailed, complicated work.
This is patient, detailed, complicated work.
4/. A bit like trying to fit together a huge 3-D jigsaw made up of a series of other jigsaws.
Make no mistake about it
Not only is it complex but it also needs uninterrupted time & a lot of sitting back and thinking each part through.
“What if these words met that circumstance”
Make no mistake about it
Not only is it complex but it also needs uninterrupted time & a lot of sitting back and thinking each part through.
“What if these words met that circumstance”
I shall say this again. The Government timetable, indeed the whole negligent way this has been handled by May as well as Johnson, failing to put it out for consultation at all since the original WA published is abusive.
Speed is the tool of the conman.
Speed is the tool of the conman.
