jim8flog
Journeyman Pro
Just had an email to say this will get debated by parliament on 23rd November. Here is hoping not so much for this lockdown but all future lockdowns.
A bit over the top dont you think, I dont suppose it will get any more time than a quick few mins. Democracy in action, which tbf you're a very big exponent ofHuh...that we are so special... Sorry - but I don't think that our government really needs to be spending time in parliament debating the concerns and wishes of the golfing community. I think it knows what we are about and on about. OK - if it has to be debated given th petition has >100K names against it...then so be it.
Huh...that we are so special... Sorry - but I don't think that our government really needs to be spending time in parliament debating the concerns and wishes of the golfing community. I think it knows what we are about and on about. OK - if it has to be debated given th petition has >100K names against it...then so be it.
It's not a debate in the main Chamber of the House of Commons, and they don't vote, but it can't do any harm.
Anyway - we've already given this topic loads of airtime
No way! There's still loads of mileage in "are you 2 balls only" and "how far from your club is it OK to drive during lockdown" discussions!
A bit over the top dont you think, I dont suppose it will get any more time than a quick few mins. Democracy in action, which tbf you're a very big exponent of
https://petition.parliament.uk/ for a list of what is, was and wil be
Huh...that we are so special... Sorry - but I don't think that our government really needs to be spending time in parliament debating the concerns and wishes of the golfing community. I think it knows what we are about and on about. OK - if it has to be debated given th petition has >100K names against it...then so be it.
Yes I think that you can if the substance, context and circumstances of the issue, concern or decision are quite different.They need to be getting it right, and as the circumstances described in Wisley show, they've got it wrong (in my opinion, obviously). How many times have you railed about Government errors (in your opinion) that you wanted rectified? Can't have it both ways.
Yes I think that you can if the substance, context and circumstances of the issue, concern or decision are quite different.
Indeed in my opinion. A 'government error' in respect of golf courses being open is, for me, of not quite the same importance as an 'error' that might irrevocably impact every individual in the UK for an unknown length of time. I see it quite reasonable to take a different stance on how each of such 'errors' are handled and reviewed by a government. But some might differ in that and see the two the sameIn your opinion.......
Andy why is shutting courses an "error"Indeed in my opinion. A 'government error' in respect of golf courses being open is, for me, of not quite the same importance as an 'error' that might irrevocably impact every individual in the UK for an unknown length of time. I see it quite reasonable to take a different stance on how each of such 'errors' are handled and reviewed by a government. But some might differ in that and see the two the same