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rjt · 12-05-2008, 08:18 PM

Mr Barnbrook won his feat fairly according to the rules set down, however much I regret the fact that he did.

There should be no discrimination of any sort as regards access to faciltys, information, payment etc that he is entitled to as a holder of that office.

Mr Barnbrook should remember that he must attempt to represent all Londoners regardless of background and status whether they voted for him or not.

It is for other assembly members and the mayor to decide to what extent they work with him, and they can be judged on that by the electorate.

I hope personally that come the next election he is placed back in political obscurity.

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rjt Uber Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Aldershot Posts: 5,292	Mr Barnbrook won his feat fairly according to the rules set down, however much I regret the fact that he did. There should be no discrimination of any sort as regards access to faciltys, information, payment etc that he is entitled to as a holder of that office. Mr Barnbrook should remember that he must attempt to represent all Londoners regardless of background and status whether they voted for him or not. It is for other assembly members and the mayor to decide to what extent they work with him, and they can be judged on that by the electorate. I hope personally that come the next election he is placed back in political obscurity. __________________ Mr Delors said that he wanted the European Parliament to be the democratic body of the community, The Commission to be The Executive and The Council Of Ministers The Senate. NO! NO! NO! (Margaret Thatcher 30 Oct 1990) Ignore List: The Prophets of ST Al the Unelectable.