If, like me, you’re able to vote in the May elections, think carefully about how you vote because two parties have pledged to withdraw from the Human Rights Act. Personally I think this is a sad reflection on their morality but for those who are more concerned with self-interest, withdrawing will end any hope we have of compensation on the basis of the FSA breach of the Act.
In my view this still represents the strongest basis for our claim and I’m not alone in this view.
So, in case you haven’t noticed, both the Conservative and UKIP parties would withdraw and a vote for them will be a vote to shoot yourself in the foot!
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Pete, who gives a damn about your politics; stay on themeâ¦..
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You’re missing the point Kevin.
Vote for whoever you like but if you vote for one of the parties that is pledging to repeal the Human Rights Act, don’t complain when you no longer have a case to claim compensation. This is very much ‘on theme’!
Incredible – but living in Indonesia what do you care…