Gordon Brown can still avoid being sunk in unconstitutionality by letting Parliament actually SCRUTINISE the flawed, wasteful ‘Crossrail Bill’.

Gordon Brown can still avoid being sunk in unconstitutionality by letting Parliament actually SCRUTINISE the flawed, wasteful ‘Crossrail Bill’.

By©Muhammad Haque
2225 Hrs GMT
London
Friday 30 May 2008

Gordon Brown can still avoid being sunk in unconstitutionality by acting constitutionally and by letting Parliament actually SCRUTINISE the flawed, wasteful ‘Crossrail Bill’.

Even at this stage!

Has Gordon Brown got what it takes?

Instead of cold calling people at AM - or any other time - Brown should pay heed to the communities across the land and behave in accordance with the overwhelming cry for decent standards. Brown should scrap the superfluous, wasteful and plainly thieving hordes of time-servers, reduce the size of the quangos and actually attack the corruptocracy... that Tony Blair with Brown’s collusion, set up If Brown can do these things that most decent and genuine opinion wants to be done by the ‘Government’ then he can still turn things around and stay in office with credibility...

As the Khoodeelaar! campaign has shown time and again, the Crossrail hole scam is not the right answer to the transport needs of London.

Gordon Brown ha got to drop phrases like ‘big infrastructure projects’. He should start to think, talk about and act talk about the needs. And the standards, And the values...

Brown should also encourage something new. Something that I have been calling for ..... And something that most democratic opinion in this country - and beyond - will appreciate.

Can Brown show that he is for a genuinely vibrant season of accountability of the Executive by Parliament?


Will he show this by setting in motion an overdue scrutiny of the Crossrail Bill?

Below is one of the dozens of pieces that I have written and published in the past year showing the need to let Parliament, behave as a scrutinising.....

[To be continued]