Follow up to “Fred’s Law” as expounded in my letter to you
dated 10/07/2012.
That letter, with different covering letters, was sent to
eight persons; this follow up letter will be sent to the same eight persons
without covering letters. Five of the letters went to MPs and I thought they
would at least be acknowledged, I was wrong as only two of those five replied..
The first reply, on 16/07/2012, was on behalf of The Leader
of the Opposition and was much
appreciated although it did not comment on the gist of “Fred’s Law”.
The second reply, on 08/08/2012, was on behalf of the Deputy
Prime Minister, this thanked me and told me that it was receiving attention.
I also received a reply, on 16/08/2012 from The Daily Mail
in response to the letter sent to The Director of the Daily Mail and General
Trust plc. This thanked me and informed me that my letter would be passed on to
relevant heads of departments who would contact me should they wish to discuss
my ideas in further detail.
I did not receive replies from The Telegraph or the BBC.
Many months ago I wrote a comment to the BBC on line, one interesting snippet
of information was that not all comments would be read !! I wonder how many people know that?
I feel very strongly that legislation similar to “Fred’s
Law” needs to be considered. In recent weeks at least one major UK bank has
brought the UK into disrepute, this being in connection with financial dealings
with Iran, and the same can be said about the company, G4S, responsible for
security at Olympic Games venues.
Several years ago I penned the following, “There is, I am
sure, a prime need to give every responsible person in the county a justified
feeling that they, the people, are fairly in control of events, other than
natural disasters, and that their efforts and opinions, on a grand scale, do
matter and are seriously considered.” Unquote.
Serious letters that are not even acknowledged do little to promote the
feeling that opinions are considered. My email address is jofregilling@yahoo.com and this may be
used.
Yours sincerely
F W Gilling
Written on Tuesday 11 September 2012
Copies to: The MP
for West Dorset. The Prime Minister. The Deputy PM. The Lord Chancellor. The
Leader of the Opposition. The Director of the Daily Mail and General Trust plc.
The Editor of the Telegraph. The Director General of the BBC.
[Whoops, will grab a little wriggle room to take in Cabinet
reshuffle and add Minister Without Portfolio to keep everyone in picture.]
From: Mr F W Gilling,
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