There is a lack of will to *change* the many, many things that are happening. Because each attempt at change will meet resistance. Which is how large orgs work. Pushing changes through in the face of… (View Post)

It’s a side effect of legislation getting longer and longer and less readable. So less and less gets done in Parliament. Means that prioritisation stops more and more. The proven fact that longer leg… (View Post)

If you want to use algorithms, you should be legally liable for what you publish. The argument against that is “that would be jolly inconvenient” (View Post)

The way our system has worked, since time immemorial, is that the executive proposes legislation, that the legislature legislates. Then the courts interpret. The executive or the legislature finds th… (View Post)

a This exceedingly broad definition of family was created by a ruling a little while ago. The ECHR has been applied for many decades without this being the functional result of it. I suggested, when … (View Post)