http://ift.tt/1mipvck Labour backbencher Tom Watson MP described the move as a "stitch-up". He said: "There has been a deal and it had been railroaded through so my advice to MPs is there is no point turning up for work next week because there has been a political deal." He said he had not seen the detail of the legislation, and promised to vote against the timetable. He added: "The government was aware of this ECJ riling six weeks ago and what they are doing is railroading this through. No one in civil society has got a chance to be consulted." The shadow cabinet had not seen the proposals until this morning, he added.

http://ift.tt/1mipvck Labour backbencher Tom Watson MP described the move as a "stitch-up". He said: "There has been a deal and it had been railroaded through so my advice to MPs is there is no point turning up for work next week because there has been a political deal." He said he had not seen the detail of the legislation, and promised to vote against the timetable. He added: "The government was aware of this ECJ riling six weeks ago and what they are doing is railroading this through. No one in civil society has got a chance to be consulted." The shadow cabinet had not seen the proposals until this morning, he added.

by Jeffrey Disastronaut



July 10, 2014 at 09:16AM

from Facebook

via IFTTTfrom Facebook

via IFTTT