I have just received no less than 3 emails from the office of my MP Derek Wyatt.
In the first it was explained that he is unable to sign the EDM as he is PPS to The Rt. Hon. Margaret Hodge MP and incumbents of such posts are prohibited from so doing, during their tenure. The rest of the email was to inform me of recent developments about PHORM he was tracking on my behalf one of which was the recent important statement from the Information Commissioner, which he enclosed the link but we are already aware of that.
The second email was about a meeting him and the PHORM CEO which was regrettably cancelled and, instead, he had a conference call with the relevant personnel at the company and he attached a zipped demo from PHORM which I will not unzip.
The final email was to send me these links one of them being the Earl of Northesk's question - the first one - on the second link.
EDM:
http://edmi.parliament.uk/EDMi/EDMDe...52&SESSION=891
PQ:
http://www.publications.parliament.u...001.htm_spmin0
At least it appears something may be happening as I thought it was getting a little quiet at the moment and with PHORM shares starting to rise again.
After having written 2 letters to the BT Chairman's Office, the first on the 28th March regarding their position with PHORM and the second on the 17th April demanding my MAC because of no response. I then received on Saturday just an acknowledgement from the first letter (4 weeks later), so I sent 2 emails, one to Sir Michael Rake and the other to the administrator to the Chairman from their recent letter as the email link on their letter did not work (great for a communications company with dead email links), demanding an immediate response. The following day I received a call from the BT's Chairman's Office whilst I was out explaining that he was actioning my demand for my MAC so at least one of my emails worked. So it will soon be goodbye to BT.
Colin