Private Parking Code of Practice - Public Consultation

bargepole

Disparaging remarks about various Ministers and the Government should be reserved for politics discussion forums.

Posting such childish remarks on a thread about the Public Consultation for the Code of Practice will be seen by the BPA, IPC and PPCs, and as such any responses to the consultation by MSE forumites are likely to be dismissed as the imbecilic rantings of swivel-eyed loonies.

BrownTrout

bargepole said:

Disparaging remarks about various Ministers and the Government should be reserved for politics discussion forums.

Posting such childish remarks on a thread about the Public Consultation for the Code of Practice will be seen by the BPA, IPC and PPCs, and as such any responses to the consultation by MSE forumites are likely to be dismissed as the imbecilic rantings of swivel-eyed loonies.

We really need to use this opportunity and send things to them that are achievable, rather then a wish list of demands

Fruitcake

BrownTrout said:

bargepole said:

Disparaging remarks about various Ministers and the Government should be reserved for politics discussion forums.

Posting such childish remarks on a thread about the Public Consultation for the Code of Practice will be seen by the BPA, IPC and PPCs, and as such any responses to the consultation by MSE forumites are likely to be dismissed as the imbecilic rantings of swivel-eyed loonies.

We really need to use this opportunity and send things to them that are achievable, rather then a wish list of demands

Which is why we need to first know when the consultation is going to take place and how we and as many sensible and knowledgeable people as possible can make a sensible and structured input.
We need to pick a small number of points each, and put forwards our own views in our own words. None of this can happen though until "someone" tells us when and how.

beamerguy

bargepole said:

Disparaging remarks about various Ministers and the Government should be reserved for politics discussion forums.

Posting such childish remarks on a thread about the Public Consultation for the Code of Practice will be seen by the BPA, IPC and PPCs, and as such any responses to the consultation by MSE forumites are likely to be dismissed as the imbecilic rantings of swivel-eyed loonies.

David, are you living in the real world or still in High Wycombe ?

The children living in the this long drawn out saga are the BPA / IPC and PPC's

Are we really interested in the dinosaurs being the BPA/IPC and PPC's . This is a government consultation, are you saying that there will be interference from 3rd parties ???


   

DoaM

beamerguy said:

bargepole said:

Disparaging remarks about various Ministers and the Government should be reserved for politics discussion forums.

Posting such childish remarks on a thread about the Public Consultation for the Code of Practice will be seen by the BPA, IPC and PPCs, and as such any responses to the consultation by MSE forumites are likely to be dismissed as the imbecilic rantings of swivel-eyed loonies.

This is a government consultation, are you saying that there will be interference from 3rd parties ???   

He's saying that childish insults do us no favours and potentially demean any points we try to make. Whether such points (as made individually) can be directly attributed to MSE forum members is a separate matter, but his general point is sound.

beamerguy

DoaM said:

beamerguy said:

bargepole said:

Disparaging remarks about various Ministers and the Government should be reserved for politics discussion forums.

Posting such childish remarks on a thread about the Public Consultation for the Code of Practice will be seen by the BPA, IPC and PPCs, and as such any responses to the consultation by MSE forumites are likely to be dismissed as the imbecilic rantings of swivel-eyed loonies.

This is a government consultation, are you saying that there will be interference from 3rd parties ???   

He's saying that childish insults do us no favours and potentially demean any points we try to make. Whether such points (as made individually) can be directly attributed to MSE forum members is a separate matter, but his general point is sound.

put very badly

bargepole

beamerguy said:

Are we really interested in the dinosaurs being the BPA/IPC and PPC's . This is a government consultation, are you saying that there will be interference from 3rd parties ???  

The British Standards Institute have been tasked with drawing up the first draft of the Code of Practice. They have formed a Steering Group of 'stakeholders' to write the first draft, before it goes out to consultation.

Now, who do imagine some of those stakeholders are? Mary Poppins, Mother Theresa of Calcutta, and Sister Wendy?

You and some of the other rabid posters on here are the ones not living in the real world.

Umkomaas

We have to up the game here right now to ensure any input from the forum is on as high a professional and considered basis as possible. The moral high ground is a 'sine qua non' (to quote a stalwart!). Silly, infantile metaphors do nothing to promote the cause.  In fact they do irreparable harm.

And no, I don't work for any freakin' PPC!

beamerguy

bargepole said:

beamerguy said:

Are we really interested in the dinosaurs being the BPA/IPC and PPC's . This is a government consultation, are you saying that there will be interference from 3rd parties ???  

The British Standards Institute have been tasked with drawing up the first draft of the Code of Practice. They have formed a Steering Group of 'stakeholders' to write the first draft, before it goes out to consultation.

Now, who do imagine some of those stakeholders are? Mary Poppins, Mother Theresa of Calcutta, and Sister Wendy?

You and some of the other rabid posters on here are the ones not living in the real world.

We know all this David,  but you see,  when I see things like "Mary Poppins, Mother Theresa of Calcutta, and Sister Wendy? .... I really do cringe  .... maybe because I am older than you ?

But to say other posters are "rabid" it's a kettle thing

Snakes_Belly

If I get the chance to have my two pennyworth as an individual I will be using my own experience and the impact on others both social and economic.

The Government want to kick start the economy including the housing market. If just a small percentage of the total amount of PNC's given out result in CCJ's that will have a direct impact on the housing market. Some people may not even be able to rent.