Parliamentary Yearbook Shares Information: We'll not get anywhere with this debate until we accept that bringing up children is a job and work the same as any other job and work.
Somebody has to do it and it is vital for the future of the country that it is done and done well.
It's really time that we started taxing employees on their profit, rather than their turnover. Childcare could then be an allowable expense.
Parliamentary Yearbook Shares Information:The general view held by many political leaders, is for the state to look after our children. They think institutions can look after our children better than parents can, and that mothers of young children are more productive paying taxes instead of bringing up young children.
There are many women who choose to work to pay for childcare and other expenses, but in my view, they shouldn't HAVE to.
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Parliamentary Yearbook Shares Information: The liberal establishment want to industrialise and destroy the countryside because it is seen as a stronghold of conservative values. This is also the reason Labour produces so many anti-family policies.Parliamentary Yearbook Shares Information: What is also unsatisfactory is industrial noise sending out waves of vibration like drilling for oil or generators and windfarm low frequency noise spoiling the rural and suburban areas especially in the still of nightValuable Articles Shared at parliamentary information office
Parliamentary Yearbook Shares Information: let's remember that the average local government pension is hardly gold-plated - about £4,500 a year.
As in private business, it is the fat cats at the top who are licking the cream; salaries of £200K and golden handshakes of £500K before walking straight into another council job. So, take a good look at that instead of chasing ordinary workers!
Parliamentary Yearbook Shares Information: Well in that case they need to contribute more, cut their pensions or take less in wages and stop scrounging off the rest of us like inefficient freeloaders who pull too many sickies and have too much paid holiday.
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Parliamentary Yearbook Shares Information: The Conservative Party's biggest mistake was to be hoodwinked into allowing a so called modernisation. From that time on it lost its backbone and became just another social democratic liberal shambles.
Parliamentary Yearbook Shares Information: As somebody who has voted Tory more than any other party down the years; it should come as a shock that when the next local let alone nation elections occur I will be voting Ukip. That is something I would never have considered doing before. To me that party is now the mainstream if polarized alternative to the Marxist dispensation ahead of us. The Tories have become an irrelevance.
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Parliamentary Yearbook Shares Information: There is a process for considering who "merits" an award. Should there not be an official "devil's advocate" to scrutinize all those recommended for an award, especially when it comes to Knighthoods and peerages?
Another point, why does the "ultimate" award (a peerage) automatically lead the recipient into the legislature? Should peerages not be in two classes, one involving elevation to the Lords and one simply being an award for services?
My own preference of course is to dump the whole shitty system, including gallantry awards.
Parliamentary Yearbook Shares Information: The honours system needs to be greatly reformed. The sheer number of honours doled out needs to reduced by about 90% and the decision as to who gets them needs to be removed from the hands of the most corrupt group of people in the country - politicians.
Oh and the right of recipients of certain honours to a life long seat in parliament certainly needs to be reformed.
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Parliamentary Yearbook Shares: Daft regulations are not the exclusive property of H&S or its followers. I would mention the electrical regulations which effectively make it illegal even for those with a lifetime of engineering to wire up their own house (unless of course they spend a few grand to get a bit of paper that says they can, or pay some lesser qualified jobsworth to sign off the work).
Parliamentary Yearbook Shares: Health and Safety Executive doesn't take a look at public travel conditions and overcrowding on the underground and commuter lines into London. They'd have a field day if they were really serious about H and S.
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Parliamentary Yearbook Shares: One of the main reasons Dave did not command a majority was smart politics from Brown. Brown, through the tax credits system and the bloated public sector, created a large chunk of society reliant on the state for all or part of their income. Once it was clear this was threatened they were never going to vote Tory.Parliamentary Yearbook Shares: The key question is this: who is more in tune with the views of the majority of the people, Cameron or his backbenchers? I would unequivocally say that it is the backbenchers, so how can they, rather than Cameron, be the problem?Cameron deserves everything he gets and the Tory Party will deserve its election defeat if it does not get rid of him before the next election.parliamentary information office - parliamentary diary articles
