[arista]

He was the MP that stopped the Bill of Upskirting
that has now got through.



FGM
is Evil and would have been made illegal with new force


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-47173445


[Sir Christopher Chope shouted "object" in a debate on
laws protecting children from female genital mutilation.
His Conservative colleague, Zac Goldsmith, said his
actions were "appalling" - Lib Dem Tom Brake said
the MP had "reached a new low".
Sir Christopher has argued his aim is to
stop badly thought-out legislation.]

[Matthew.]

What an utter, utter ****.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Matthew.

What an utter, utter ****.

This Stop
is the worse he could ever do.

[arista]

[Niamh.]

For what reason? That's disgusting behaviour

[Beso]

Do you mean it's not illigall already cause I read of a couple being charged with this crime a few days ago.

[bots]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

For what reason? That's disgusting behaviour

he is being a smart ass and complaining about the process in which private member bills are approved. Interestingly, he never objects when its one of his friends presenting a bill through the same process.

[Oliver_W]

Maybe private member bills should be objected to. But not at this cost of children's private members.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

he is being a smart ass and complaining about the process in which private member bills are approved. Interestingly, he never objects when its one of his friends presenting a bill through the same process.

I think unless he has and states a valid reason for objecting rather than just objecting to prove a point, his objection should be disregarded

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

Maybe private member bills should be objected to. But not at this cost of children's private members.

Absolutely. Children's safety shouldn't be used as a way to protest

[arista]

Originally Posted by parmnion

Do you mean it's not illegal already cause I read of a couple being charged with this crime a few days ago.

It is Illegal but not so easy without this New Law
and this new law was able to get Outside nations
to help catch them
faster.


That case is rare,
Thats the point.



Its increasing
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-47076043

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

I think unless he has and states a valid reason for objecting rather than just objecting to prove a point, his objection should be disregarded

Exactly, if he'd have said "i disagree with this bill because (reasons)" he'd still be an idiot, but voting it down as a protest against the process should invalidate his vote, as it's not based on anything.

[arista]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

he is being a smart ass and complaining about the process in which private member bills are approved. Interestingly, he never objects when its one of his friends presenting a bill through the same process.

Yes he is well known to be
a Trouble Maker

[arista]

Next vote is 15th of march

ref: Ch4HD News Live

[Shaun]

Someone went for Jo Cox whilst this asshole continues to hold a seat? Begs belief.

[Livia]

The man is a utter ****. This archaic way of beating down a bill is preposterous and needs looking at. Today. And this dickhead needs pensioning off.