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A week on, still waiting for any kind of *human* response from Tessa Jowell's office regarding an email that I sent a week ago.


Given that the subject matter is very much 'time is of the essence' (the Digital Economy Bill, with Harriet Harman likely to make an announcement this Thursday on arrangements for rushing this Bill through in an undemocratic way without any proper debate; and with contentious issues likely to be included in the 'wash up'), this is not what I expect from my MP.


Am I expecting too much?


Or perhaps Tessa just doesn't care any more?? (there's a few of those around, the ones that are leaving)

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I suspect you are the only person who has written to her this week


probably


And still she won't respond eh?


tsk


I know this bill has generated enormous amounts of debate and traffic - I've registered my own protest as well, but I'm not sure what kind of meaningful response you can expect from tess at this point, within a week

Yeah, well I know she's written back to someone else locally on this issue in a few days...


Maybe my letter just fell behind the filing cabinet? :-/


There is definitely a postbag on this one; and I think a major issue is the complacency of MPs on the issue (kind of "oh I don't like measures xyz, and (so?) it probably won't get through). Many don't seem to realise that by this stage it's a done deal as far as MPs are concerned. But then Tessa is not just an MP right, so her loyalties perhaps don't lie with her constituents??


(but rather with the BPI, IFPI and all their works)


Did anyone mention lobbying? ;-)

SeanMacGabhann Wrote:

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> I suspect you are the only person who has written

> to her this week

>

> probably

>

> And still she won't respond eh?

>

> tsk

>

> I know this bill has generated enormous amounts of

> debate and traffic - I've registered my own

> protest as well, but I'm not sure what kind of

> meaningful response you can expect from tess at

> this point, within a week


The way that most other MPs are responding to their constituents. Which is to say they are referring the matter to the minister or somesuch.


I mean, any response would be better than none.

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