The government's hasty approach to getting the Equality Act (Sexual Orientation) Regulations through parliament is just the roughshod way they do things. What I find odd, though, is their thinking. They know the teaching of the Catholic Church. So why set up a cross-party working group to try to find a compromise and a way to allow the Catholic agencies to keep working under the new law. What are they expecting? That the Cardinal will give it a couple of months and then pop round to say "OK, I give up! I was wrong all along!"
They must be more in cloud-cuckoo land than I thought. The Pope has said that social teaching is non-negotiable. What do they not understand about the Catholic Church's position? The government has refused to allow faith-based agencies an opt-out, and has instead given them a 21-month transition period, from April, when the rules are due to come in.
SO! The 21 months will pass and the agencies will close. It's not rocket science!
The nationalised railway loses too much money with poor service
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The present debate about whether to nationalise the railway overlooks one
crucial fact. In 2002 Labour did nationalise all the track, signals and
stations ...
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