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Old 10-01-2015, 13:07   #4
Sirius
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Re: Tories plan new strike laws

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Originally Posted by Mr Angry View Post
The last two paragraphs speak volumes.

""The UK already has tough laws on strikes - there is no need to make them stricter still."

And GMB general secretary Paul Kenny said: "Only 16 out of 650 elected Members of Parliament secured the support of 40% of those entitled to vote in their parliamentary constituency area election in 2010.

"Only 15 Tory MPs out of 303 secured that level of support. They had no hesitation in forming a government in 2010 without securing 40% support from the electorate.""
Then maybe we need to sort out election rules as well
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