Thread: Updated: Boris resigns as party leader
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Old 18-02-2022, 17:14   #1379
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Re: All those No.10 lockdown parties
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Originally Posted by Hugh View Post

So that’ll be a "No, it wasn’t work related", then…

Pretty sure the Laws and Regulations that were promulgated and passed by Johnson didn’t have a paragraph stating -

9 C (3) ii
If you’re on a break, ignore all previous references to only undertaking essential work-related activities

With that rationale, you’ve not only scraped the barrel, you’ve gone through the bottom of the barrel, and dug so deep you’ve come out in the Pacific Ocean south of New Zealand…
Are you ok, Hugh?

It was work related. When I last looked, the Working Time Regulations stated that every employee working 6 hours or more was entitled to a break. What was he supposed to do, sit there and twiddle his thumbs while he ate his jam sandwiches? If he chose to participate in an an online quiz, I think you are being overly enthusiastic if you interpret the rules in such an inflexible way.

I say again, the police have accepted Sir Keir Starmer’s beer with others on his break, so go figure.
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