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Originally Posted by bitontheslide
Any government in power is free to cancel or amend the program as they see fit, so its not really a 25 year decision. its something that can be under constant review. That's what governments are elected for, to represent the people.
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Since Trident is such a big issue though, one which extends beyond party politics, I really feel like a referendum is more appropriate. There are people across the political spectrum who are opposed to nuclear weapons, and those few anti-nuclear tories won't have their voices heard on this issue because their party leadership are in support of them.
It's an issue more important than the EU too, imo.