House of Lords written question – answered at on 19 June 2007.
asked Her Majesty's Government:
Further to the Written Answer by Lord Triesman on 24 May (WA 126), whether minutes were taken of the meeting to discuss the European Union constitution at Sintra on 13 May; and, if so, whether these minutes are available for public scrutiny.
The UK did not attend the meeting in Sintra on
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No0 people think not
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David Wright
Posted on 20 Jun 2007 1:36 pm (Report this annotation)
Naturally, the public and its Parliamentary representatives would not be involved in arrangements concerning such a trivial matter as our national sovereignty. If we were consulted, we might once again give the 'wrong' answer or make the 'wrong' decision.
Why should this government depart from its established procedures at this time?
Penelope Giles
Posted on 20 Jun 2007 2:07 pm (Report this annotation)
The public should stage a protest and call for a no confidence vote in this Government.
Then we bring back hanging for treason, and hang the bloody lot who have lied, cheated and prospered from it!