BREXIT - the In / Out Question
Brexit is for me an in or out question. The Question is based on my request to the Prime Minister David Cameron under the Coalition and under the Conservatives in office per se is based on the need for a Regulation to impact in the whole of Europe.
My request is the removal of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) / Informal Dispute Settlement (IDS) / informal justice or mediation - they are all the same thing - be removed from all public domain instititutions especially the judiciary and legal professions across Europe.
This is because ADR etc does the opposite when it is based in the public domain - it ALWAYS removes the dispute to the private domain as that is the very nature and essence of its being as a concept.
ADR etc is about COMPROMISE - it is not about JUSTICE or rights and has been promulgated wrongly via the judiciary especially in litigation circumstances and also in arbitration circumstances. We have JUSTICE as a concept for a reason as it enables equality and therefore Democracy. The Woolf Reforms deliberately mislead the UK Parliament about this concept back in 1999 via the Access to Justice Act and needs to be revisited but now across Europe.
If you compromise your rights when you have chosen litigation or arbitration you undermine the British legal system. Eventually you will return to savage and we saw this by way of example via the Midstaffs debacle and the Francis Report thereupon.
If you go below savage, you end up in War. Are we on the Precipice in Europe now ....
So for me IF ADR etc is removed from the public domain institutions then we can stay in Europe. IF ADR etc is not removed from the public domain institutions and Justice is restored then we have to come out. Because standards are lowering and we appear to be unable to deal with a humanitarian crises occurring due to the Syrian crisis - we have not put in place a Regulation to take 140,000 quota each, relax borders or put soldiers and police officers in peacekeeping fatigues or arm bands - the people are unarmed. Neither have we used our own nous to do the same. We appear to be at savage ...
Perhaps the Cabinet can keep my MP, Drew Hendry, appraised as I have heard nothing from him, nor has he responded to any correspondence so far on the issues which I know have been received because my previous MP Danny Alexander, who held public office in the Cabinet as Treasury Minister always responded to my correspondence, so I fail to see what has changed other than democracy itself.
In or out - the PM has a choice - the Regulation please.
My request is the removal of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) / Informal Dispute Settlement (IDS) / informal justice or mediation - they are all the same thing - be removed from all public domain instititutions especially the judiciary and legal professions across Europe.
This is because ADR etc does the opposite when it is based in the public domain - it ALWAYS removes the dispute to the private domain as that is the very nature and essence of its being as a concept.
ADR etc is about COMPROMISE - it is not about JUSTICE or rights and has been promulgated wrongly via the judiciary especially in litigation circumstances and also in arbitration circumstances. We have JUSTICE as a concept for a reason as it enables equality and therefore Democracy. The Woolf Reforms deliberately mislead the UK Parliament about this concept back in 1999 via the Access to Justice Act and needs to be revisited but now across Europe.
If you compromise your rights when you have chosen litigation or arbitration you undermine the British legal system. Eventually you will return to savage and we saw this by way of example via the Midstaffs debacle and the Francis Report thereupon.
If you go below savage, you end up in War. Are we on the Precipice in Europe now ....
So for me IF ADR etc is removed from the public domain institutions then we can stay in Europe. IF ADR etc is not removed from the public domain institutions and Justice is restored then we have to come out. Because standards are lowering and we appear to be unable to deal with a humanitarian crises occurring due to the Syrian crisis - we have not put in place a Regulation to take 140,000 quota each, relax borders or put soldiers and police officers in peacekeeping fatigues or arm bands - the people are unarmed. Neither have we used our own nous to do the same. We appear to be at savage ...
Perhaps the Cabinet can keep my MP, Drew Hendry, appraised as I have heard nothing from him, nor has he responded to any correspondence so far on the issues which I know have been received because my previous MP Danny Alexander, who held public office in the Cabinet as Treasury Minister always responded to my correspondence, so I fail to see what has changed other than democracy itself.
In or out - the PM has a choice - the Regulation please.
posted by Lesley McDade at 2:21 pm
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