[arista]

Originally Posted by Alf

This is bad news for Sunday Sport readers. No more celebrity upskirts, which pretty much makes Sam Heuston redundent.


No more headlines saying "See her clacker, it's a cracker"

Sure.

This all started from a Young Lady
at a outside concert festival . After the Fella photographed
up her skirt, she grabbed his phone
took it to the Police there
who then said they can not do much about it.
She wants a new law.

[arista]

That MP
has now said he Supports the Bill against
Upskirting - he said its Vulgar.

He just does not like wasting time in Parliament

Ref : SkyNewsHD. update

[Sticks]

Link?

[arista]

Originally Posted by Sticks

Link?

https://news.sky.com/story/tory-mp-s...rting-11407685

[Sticks]

Originally Posted by arista

https://news.sky.com/story/tory-mp-s...rting-11407685

I suspect when it comes back to the Commons on 06 July it will be talked out and permanently killed off.

In spite of what the PM says, the government will never take it up as they have more important matters such as Brexit to deal with

There will be no laws against upskirting in England and Wales, ever

But then there is no need for it, the police can just use existing public order offences and as I have discussed, women if they are concerned about falling victim to this odious activity can be proactive against this by wearing trousers, as most women I observe do anyway.

[Beso]

Originally Posted by Sticks

I suspect when it comes back to the Commons on 06 July it will be talked out and permanently killed off.

In spite of what the PM says, the government will never take it up as they have more important matters such as Brexit to deal with

There will be no laws against upskirting in England and Wales, ever

But then there is no need for it, the police can just use existing public order offences and as I have discussed, women if they are concerned about falling victim to this odious activity can be proactive against this by wearing trousers, as most women I observe do anyway.

What if its like 90 degree in the shade, you cant expect them to have to wear trousers in that stifling heat.

[Sticks]

Originally Posted by parmnion

What if its like 90 degree in the shade, you cant expect them to have to wear trousers in that stifling heat.

Then men have that issue as well, and like some men, the solution is short trousers, as I have also observed.

Problem solved...

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by parmnion

What if its like 90 degree in the shade, you cant expect them to have to wear trousers in that stifling heat.

true, why wear something where you most likely sweat in, in the summer heat

[arista]

Originally Posted by Sticks

I suspect when it comes back to the Commons on 06 July it will be talked out and permanently killed off.

In spite of what the PM says, the government will never take it up as they have more important matters such as Brexit to deal with

There will be no laws against upskirting in England and Wales, ever

But then there is no need for it, the police can just use existing public order offences and as I have discussed, women if they are concerned about falling victim to this odious activity can be proactive against this by wearing trousers, as most women I observe do anyway.

Sticks 6th of July
does no matter now
since yesterday recorded interview
of the PM May on BBC1HD Marr
she will bring in a law , herself.

You must record Marr, in the future
so you are more up to date.

[Sticks]

Originally Posted by arista

Sticks 6th of July
does no matter now
since yesterday recorded interview
of the PM May on BBC1HD Marr
she will bring in a law , herself.

You must record Marr, in the future
so you are more up to date.

So did she say when she would find parliamentary time for this amidst the more important Brexit legislation?

No point in recording Marr, as I would not have the time to watch the recordings

[Crimson Dynamo]

A specific law against upskirting already exists in Scotland.

[Matthew.]

anyway your opinion is outdated and doesn’t belong in this society

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Matthew.

anyway your opinion is outdated and doesn’t belong in this society

My opinion is as good as yours

[Matthew.]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

My opinion is as good as yours

not you

[arista]

Originally Posted by Matthew.

anyway your opinion is outdated and doesn’t belong in this society

UPDATE
https://news.sky.com/story/tory-mp-s...rting-11407685


The MP Now Supports a Law Against Upskirting

[arista]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

A specific law against upskirting already exists in Scotland.

Yes
Well Done Scotland.

[Sticks]

I prefer the BBC News feed rather than Murdock's empire

[arista]

Originally Posted by Sticks

I prefer the BBC News feed rather than Murdock's empire

It will soon not be Murdochs

Comcast or Disney
will be in charge of UK SkyNews


BBC NEWS Live is good enough , also FREE
https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/live/bbcnews

add subtitles
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/10318089/bbc-news-channel

[Livia]

A good use of parliamentary time is to ensure that measures are in place to ensure the safety and privacy of its citizens. If Parliament had time to concentrate on Brexit only, then there's more wrong than anyone ever thought possible. Besides, the laws we already have are not sufficient to deal with upskirting. Otherwise intelligent people wouldn't be wasting their time trying to get a new law introduced.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Livia

A good use of parliamentary time is to ensure that measures are in place to ensure the safety and privacy of its citizens. If Parliament had time to concentrate on Brexit only, then there's more wrong than anyone ever thought possible. Besides, the laws we already have are not sufficient to deal with upskirting. Otherwise intelligent people wouldn't be wasting their time trying to get a new law introduced.

Correct Livia
it is never "Brexit Only"

Ref: Daily Politics BBC2HD Mon to Fri
and SkyNewsHD All Out Politics Mon to Fri

[Maru]

UK legislator who blocked 'upskirting' law says he favors it
http://www.foxnews.com/world/2018/06...test+-+Text%29

LONDON – The British legislator who singlehandedly blocked a proposal to make taking "upskirting" photos illegal says he favors the proposed law but stopped it because of the way it was introduced in Parliament.

Conservative Party lawmaker Christopher Chope ended his silence on the matter Sunday, telling the Bournemouth Daily Echo he stopped the bill because of his long opposition to bills proposed by backbench lawmakers rather than the government.

He objected when the bill was put forward in Parliament Friday, ending the debate and angering Prime Minister Theresa May and others who want upskirting to be made a criminal offense.

Upskirting involves taking a photo or video under someone's clothing without their consent. It has become common with the spread of smartphones.

Supporters plan to try again in July.

[Kizzy]

By his own admission he's seen many of his own bills introduced in this manner, so he's either a liar or a hypocrite.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

By his own admission he's seen many of his own bills introduced in this manner, so he's either a liar or a hypocrite.

No Kizzy
he was not aware of the subject matter
he shouts Object,
at everything taking his Brexit time.

After a day or so he was made aware
and gave a interview to his local paper
now after all the news channels
showed him what upskirting is.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by arista

he was not aware of the subject matter
he shouts Object

While I believe this is probably the truth about what happened... it's not really all that much better is it .

"Oh I have no idea what this is about. OBJECT!!"

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by arista

No Kizzy
he was not aware of the subject matter
he shouts Object,
at everything taking his Brexit time.

After a day or so he was made aware
and gave a interview to his local paper
now after all the news channels
showed him what upskirting is.

bollocks