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@David Raw I am afraid I don't know that; however I am always wary of arguments that say we should have the cheapest possible democracy. (Which isn't to say ...- Daniel Walker
@Kira I was at the debate where that policy was decided. There were two other options: one was the regions of England having the same powers as Scotland and ... 
David Raw
@ Daniel Walker Has the party costed the amount for changing to the arrangement you describe, Daniel, and what amount does it come to ? For my part I wo...- David Raw
Mick Taylor is correct, and I well remember the late Dr Michael Winstanley (the then Liberal MP for Cheadle) giving the Minister, David Ennals, a torrid time in... 
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