This is an
incredible but true statement that MPs have not enough work. There was never so
many problems and the Tory Government’s constant cuts would surely amount to a
huge workload yet the MPs complained they have not enough to do. The workload at their constituency is a different matter.
They are at Parliament only 152 days a year as it is. Yet they got a 10 per cent pay rise. All the expenses are paid by the hard-up taxpayers and it costs £4million for catering. Two or Three years ago it was suggest that the House of Lords' catering should join the House of Commons' catering but the Lords refused with the reason the champagne is not as good as in their catering. Talking about spitting the hard-up, starving and homeless people in the face.
They are at Parliament only 152 days a year as it is. Yet they got a 10 per cent pay rise. All the expenses are paid by the hard-up taxpayers and it costs £4million for catering. Two or Three years ago it was suggest that the House of Lords' catering should join the House of Commons' catering but the Lords refused with the reason the champagne is not as good as in their catering. Talking about spitting the hard-up, starving and homeless people in the face.
During the
Cameron’s coalition, they had already ‘light work’ but now under PM May they
have even less to do. David Cameron was known for domination and centralisation
around him and his Cabinet.
Accordingly,
the report in the Daily Express the Theresa May administration is so busy with
Brexit that there is very little else done. Apparently, all Parliamentary Bills are help
back. At the same times they point out that there is plenty of constituency
work still on.
Their ‘lazy
days’ might be soon over when the Supreme Court decides the legal challenge to
the PM May’s power to formally start Brexit. It has already been planned an
all-night sitting to rush Brexit through the House of Common and Lords.
It will be
the most historical sitting and debates of centuries.
However, it
is feared it could also amount to a lot of mischief-making by MPs who have very
little else to do or some who are too powerful.
Downing
Street aides stated “The Prime Minister does have radical policy ideas that
will mean substantial measures coming before Parliament”.
PM May plans
are to build a country that works for everyone and will require ambitious
reforms to promise greater social mobility and break down class barriers. Haven’t we heard these words before but
hopefully it will come true this time.
The
Parliament will re-open with a major speech about social reforms on Monday, 9
January, 2017. However, her team is nervous about the narrow Tory majority in
the Commons. Now there is an admission! The team fears they would make it impossible
to pass controversial measures through.
In view of
the total financial crisis in the NHS and Labour Leader Jeremy Corby demanding
from Mrs May definite plans which stops the break-up of the NHS it does not look
to be a dull, boring Parliament sitting.
Surely, to
put the NHS back on its feet again and not just batch it up for a couple of
months would give the MPs enough work to get their teeth in. Then there are the
starving and homeless people.
This country
is so run-down by Cameron and the Tories that it is hard to understand the MPs
mourn about not having enough work even if he Cabinet shuts down but if they
receive bulks of letters eventually they will and must react.
DAILY
EXPRESS
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