The Governance of Britain

Published on: 03 July 2007

Our constitutional arrangements underpin how we function as a nation.  
The nature of the relationship between government and citizens, the 
accountability of our institutions, and the rights and responsibilities 
of everyone in Britain together determine the health of our democracy.  

The proposals published in this green paper, 'The Governance of 
Britain', seek to address two fundamental questions:  how should we hold 
power accountable, and how should we uphold and enhance the rights and 
responsibilities of the citizen? 

As part of this, the Government wants to engage people around the 
country in a discussion on citizenship and British values and will be 
conducting a series of events around the UK to gain as much input as 
possible.

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Above we quote the Department of Justice from 
http://www.justice.gov.uk/publications/governanceofbritain.htm

I&Rgb commends the proposed "discussion on citizenship".

For clear proposals on democracy reform see our website

I&R ~ GB Citizens' Initiative and Referendum
Campaign for direct democracy in Britain
http://www.iniref.org/

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>  The Governance of Britain
>
> Published on: 03 July 2007
>
> Our constitutional arrangements underpin how we function as a nation.  The 
> nature of the relationship between government and citizens, the 
> accountability of our institutions, and the rights and responsibilities of 
> everyone in Britain together determine the health of our democracy.
> The proposals published in this green paper, 'The Governance of Britain', 
> seek to address two fundamental questions:  how should we hold power 
> accountable, and how should we uphold and enhance the rights and 
> responsibilities of the citizen?
> As part of this, the Government wants to engage people around the country 
> in a discussion on citizenship and British values and will be conducting a 
> series of events around the UK to gain as much input as possible.
>
> ----------------------------------
>
> Above we quote the Department of Justice from 
> http://www.justice.gov.uk/publications/governanceofbritain.htm
>
> I&Rgb commends the proposed "discussion on citizenship".
>
> For clear proposals on democracy reform see our website
>
> I&R ~ GB Citizens' Initiative and Referendum
> Campaign for direct democracy in Britain
> http://www.iniref.org/
>
>

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>  The Governance of Britain
>
> Published on: 03 July 2007
>
> Our constitutional arrangements underpin how we function as a nation.  The 
> nature of the relationship between government and citizens, the 
> accountability of our institutions, and the rights and responsibilities of 
> everyone in Britain together determine the health of our democracy.
> The proposals published in this green paper, 'The Governance of Britain', 
> seek to address two fundamental questions:  how should we hold power 
> accountable, and how should we uphold and enhance the rights and 
> responsibilities of the citizen?
> As part of this, the Government wants to engage people around the country 
> in a discussion on citizenship and British values and will be conducting a 
> series of events around the UK to gain as much input as possible.
>
> ----------------------------------
>
> Above we quote the Department of Justice from 
> http://www.justice.gov.uk/publications/governanceofbritain.htm
>
> I&Rgb commends the proposed "discussion on citizenship".
>
> For clear proposals on democracy reform see our website
>
> I&R ~ GB Citizens' Initiative and Referendum
> Campaign for direct democracy in Britain
> http://www.iniref.org/
>
>

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>  The Governance of Britain
>
> Published on: 03 July 2007
>
> Our constitutional arrangements underpin how we function as a nation.  The 
> nature of the relationship between government and citizens, the 
> accountability of our institutions, and the rights and responsibilities of 
> everyone in Britain together determine the health of our democracy.
> The proposals published in this green paper, 'The Governance of Britain', 
> seek to address two fundamental questions:  how should we hold power 
> accountable, and how should we uphold and enhance the rights and 
> responsibilities of the citizen?
> As part of this, the Government wants to engage people around the country 
> in a discussion on citizenship and British values and will be conducting a 
> series of events around the UK to gain as much input as possible.
>
> ----------------------------------
>
> Above we quote the Department of Justice from 
> http://www.justice.gov.uk/publications/governanceofbritain.htm
>
> I&Rgb commends the proposed "discussion on citizenship".
>
> For clear proposals on democracy reform see our website
>
> I&R ~ GB Citizens' Initiative and Referendum
> Campaign for direct democracy in Britain
> http://www.iniref.org/
>
>

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>  The Governance of Britain
>
> Published on: 03 July 2007
>
> Our constitutional arrangements underpin how we function as a nation.  The 
> nature of the relationship between government and citizens, the 
> accountability of our institutions, and the rights and responsibilities of 
> everyone in Britain together determine the health of our democracy.
> The proposals published in this green paper, 'The Governance of Britain', 
> seek to address two fundamental questions:  how should we hold power 
> accountable, and how should we uphold and enhance the rights and 
> responsibilities of the citizen?
> As part of this, the Government wants to engage people around the country 
> in a discussion on citizenship and British values and will be conducting a 
> series of events around the UK to gain as much input as possible.
>
> ----------------------------------
>
> Above we quote the Department of Justice from 
> http://www.justice.gov.uk/publications/governanceofbritain.htm
>
> I&Rgb commends the proposed "discussion on citizenship".
>
> For clear proposals on democracy reform see our website
>
> I&R ~ GB Citizens' Initiative and Referendum
> Campaign for direct democracy in Britain
> http://www.iniref.org/
>
>

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>  The Governance of Britain
>
> Published on: 03 July 2007
>
> Our constitutional arrangements underpin how we function as a nation.  The 
> nature of the relationship between government and citizens, the 
> accountability of our institutions, and the rights and responsibilities of 
> everyone in Britain together determine the health of our democracy.
> The proposals published in this green paper, 'The Governance of Britain', 
> seek to address two fundamental questions:  how should we hold power 
> accountable, and how should we uphold and enhance the rights and 
> responsibilities of the citizen?
> As part of this, the Government wants to engage people around the country 
> in a discussion on citizenship and British values and will be conducting a 
> series of events around the UK to gain as much input as possible.
>
> ----------------------------------
>
> Above we quote the Department of Justice from 
> http://www.justice.gov.uk/publications/governanceofbritain.htm
>
> I&Rgb commends the proposed "discussion on citizenship".
>
> For clear proposals on democracy reform see our website
>
> I&R ~ GB Citizens' Initiative and Referendum
> Campaign for direct democracy in Britain
> http://www.iniref.org/
>
>

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>  The Governance of Britain
>
> Published on: 03 July 2007
>
> Our constitutional arrangements underpin how we function as a nation.  The 
> nature of the relationship between government and citizens, the 
> accountability of our institutions, and the rights and responsibilities of 
> everyone in Britain together determine the health of our democracy.
> The proposals published in this green paper, 'The Governance of Britain', 
> seek to address two fundamental questions:  how should we hold power 
> accountable, and how should we uphold and enhance the rights and 
> responsibilities of the citizen?
> As part of this, the Government wants to engage people around the country 
> in a discussion on citizenship and British values and will be conducting a 
> series of events around the UK to gain as much input as possible.
>
> ----------------------------------
>
> Above we quote the Department of Justice from 
> http://www.justice.gov.uk/publications/governanceofbritain.htm
>
> I&Rgb commends the proposed "discussion on citizenship".
>
> For clear proposals on democracy reform see our website
>
> I&R ~ GB Citizens' Initiative and Referendum
> Campaign for direct democracy in Britain
> http://www.iniref.org/
>
>

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>  The Governance of Britain
>
> Published on: 03 July 2007
>
> Our constitutional arrangements underpin how we function as a nation.  The 
> nature of the relationship between government and citizens, the 
> accountability of our institutions, and the rights and responsibilities of 
> everyone in Britain together determine the health of our democracy.
> The proposals published in this green paper, 'The Governance of Britain', 
> seek to address two fundamental questions:  how should we hold power 
> accountable, and how should we uphold and enhance the rights and 
> responsibilities of the citizen?
> As part of this, the Government wants to engage people around the country 
> in a discussion on citizenship and British values and will be conducting a 
> series of events around the UK to gain as much input as possible.
>
> ----------------------------------
>
> Above we quote the Department of Justice from 
> http://www.justice.gov.uk/publications/governanceofbritain.htm
>
> I&Rgb commends the proposed "discussion on citizenship".
>
> For clear proposals on democracy reform see our website
>
> I&R ~ GB Citizens' Initiative and Referendum
> Campaign for direct democracy in Britain
> http://www.iniref.org/
>
>

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>  The Governance of Britain
>
> Published on: 03 July 2007
>
> Our constitutional arrangements underpin how we function as a nation.  The 
> nature of the relationship between government and citizens, the 
> accountability of our institutions, and the rights and responsibilities of 
> everyone in Britain together determine the health of our democracy.
> The proposals published in this green paper, 'The Governance of Britain', 
> seek to address two fundamental questions:  how should we hold power 
> accountable, and how should we uphold and enhance the rights and 
> responsibilities of the citizen?
> As part of this, the Government wants to engage people around the country 
> in a discussion on citizenship and British values and will be conducting a 
> series of events around the UK to gain as much input as possible.
>
> ----------------------------------
>
> Above we quote the Department of Justice from 
> http://www.justice.gov.uk/publications/governanceofbritain.htm
>
> I&Rgb commends the proposed "discussion on citizenship".
>
> For clear proposals on democracy reform see our website
>
> I&R ~ GB Citizens' Initiative and Referendum
> Campaign for direct democracy in Britain
> http://www.iniref.org/
>
>

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>  The Governance of Britain
>
> Published on: 03 July 2007
>
> Our constitutional arrangements underpin how we function as a nation.  The 
> nature of the relationship between government and citizens, the 
> accountability of our institutions, and the rights and responsibilities of 
> everyone in Britain together determine the health of our democracy.
> The proposals published in this green paper, 'The Governance of Britain', 
> seek to address two fundamental questions:  how should we hold power 
> accountable, and how should we uphold and enhance the rights and 
> responsibilities of the citizen?
> As part of this, the Government wants to engage people around the country 
> in a discussion on citizenship and British values and will be conducting a 
> series of events around the UK to gain as much input as possible.
>
> ----------------------------------
>
> Above we quote the Department of Justice from 
> http://www.justice.gov.uk/publications/governanceofbritain.htm
>
> I&Rgb commends the proposed "discussion on citizenship".
>
> For clear proposals on democracy reform see our website
>
> I&R ~ GB Citizens' Initiative and Referendum
> Campaign for direct democracy in Britain
> http://www.iniref.org/
>
>

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>  The Governance of Britain
>
> Published on: 03 July 2007
>
> Our constitutional arrangements underpin how we function as a nation.  The 
> nature of the relationship between government and citizens, the 
> accountability of our institutions, and the rights and responsibilities of 
> everyone in Britain together determine the health of our democracy.
> The proposals published in this green paper, 'The Governance of Britain', 
> seek to address two fundamental questions:  how should we hold power 
> accountable, and how should we uphold and enhance the rights and 
> responsibilities of the citizen?
> As part of this, the Government wants to engage people around the country 
> in a discussion on citizenship and British values and will be conducting a 
> series of events around the UK to gain as much input as possible.
>
> ----------------------------------
>
> Above we quote the Department of Justice from 
> http://www.justice.gov.uk/publications/governanceofbritain.htm
>
> I&Rgb commends the proposed "discussion on citizenship".
>
> For clear proposals on democracy reform see our website
>
> I&R ~ GB Citizens' Initiative and Referendum
> Campaign for direct democracy in Britain
> http://www.iniref.org/
>
>

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>  The Governance of Britain
>
> Published on: 03 July 2007
>
> Our constitutional arrangements underpin how we function as a nation.  The 
> nature of the relationship between government and citizens, the 
> accountability of our institutions, and the rights and responsibilities of 
> everyone in Britain together determine the health of our democracy.
> The proposals published in this green paper, 'The Governance of Britain', 
> seek to address two fundamental questions:  how should we hold power 
> accountable, and how should we uphold and enhance the rights and 
> responsibilities of the citizen?
> As part of this, the Government wants to engage people around the country 
> in a discussion on citizenship and British values and will be conducting a 
> series of events around the UK to gain as much input as possible.
>
> ----------------------------------
>
> Above we quote the Department of Justice from 
> http://www.justice.gov.uk/publications/governanceofbritain.htm
>
> I&Rgb commends the proposed "discussion on citizenship".
>
> For clear proposals on democracy reform see our website
>
> I&R ~ GB Citizens' Initiative and Referendum
> Campaign for direct democracy in Britain
> http://www.iniref.org/
>
>

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>  The Governance of Britain
>
> Published on: 03 July 2007
>
> Our constitutional arrangements underpin how we function as a nation.  The 
> nature of the relationship between government and citizens, the 
> accountability of our institutions, and the rights and responsibilities of 
> everyone in Britain together determine the health of our democracy.
> The proposals published in this green paper, 'The Governance of Britain', 
> seek to address two fundamental questions:  how should we hold power 
> accountable, and how should we uphold and enhance the rights and 
> responsibilities of the citizen?
> As part of this, the Government wants to engage people around the country 
> in a discussion on citizenship and British values and will be conducting a 
> series of events around the UK to gain as much input as possible.
>
> ----------------------------------
>
> Above we quote the Department of Justice from 
> http://www.justice.gov.uk/publications/governanceofbritain.htm
>
> I&Rgb commends the proposed "discussion on citizenship".
>
> For clear proposals on democracy reform see our website
>
> I&R ~ GB Citizens' Initiative and Referendum
> Campaign for direct democracy in Britain
> http://www.iniref.org/
>
>

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>  The Governance of Britain
>
> Published on: 03 July 2007
>
> Our constitutional arrangements underpin how we function as a nation.  The 
> nature of the relationship between government and citizens, the 
> accountability of our institutions, and the rights and responsibilities of 
> everyone in Britain together determine the health of our democracy.
> The proposals published in this green paper, 'The Governance of Britain', 
> seek to address two fundamental questions:  how should we hold power 
> accountable, and how should we uphold and enhance the rights and 
> responsibilities of the citizen?
> As part of this, the Government wants to engage people around the country 
> in a discussion on citizenship and British values and will be conducting a 
> series of events around the UK to gain as much input as possible.
>
> ----------------------------------
>
> Above we quote the Department of Justice from 
> http://www.justice.gov.uk/publications/governanceofbritain.htm
>
> I&Rgb commends the proposed "discussion on citizenship".
>
> For clear proposals on democracy reform see our website
>
> I&R ~ GB Citizens' Initiative and Referendum
> Campaign for direct democracy in Britain
> http://www.iniref.org/
>
>

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>  The Governance of Britain
>
> Published on: 03 July 2007
>
> Our constitutional arrangements underpin how we function as a nation.  The 
> nature of the relationship between government and citizens, the 
> accountability of our institutions, and the rights and responsibilities of 
> everyone in Britain together determine the health of our democracy.
> The proposals published in this green paper, 'The Governance of Britain', 
> seek to address two fundamental questions:  how should we hold power 
> accountable, and how should we uphold and enhance the rights and 
> responsibilities of the citizen?
> As part of this, the Government wants to engage people around the country 
> in a discussion on citizenship and British values and will be conducting a 
> series of events around the UK to gain as much input as possible.
>
> ----------------------------------
>
> Above we quote the Department of Justice from 
> http://www.justice.gov.uk/publications/governanceofbritain.htm
>
> I&Rgb commends the proposed "discussion on citizenship".
>
> For clear proposals on democracy reform see our website
>
> I&R ~ GB Citizens' Initiative and Referendum
> Campaign for direct democracy in Britain
> http://www.iniref.org/
>
>

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>  The Governance of Britain
>
> Published on: 03 July 2007
>
> Our constitutional arrangements underpin how we function as a nation.  The 
> nature of the relationship between government and citizens, the 
> accountability of our institutions, and the rights and responsibilities of 
> everyone in Britain together determine the health of our democracy.
> The proposals published in this green paper, 'The Governance of Britain', 
> seek to address two fundamental questions:  how should we hold power 
> accountable, and how should we uphold and enhance the rights and 
> responsibilities of the citizen?
> As part of this, the Government wants to engage people around the country 
> in a discussion on citizenship and British values and will be conducting a 
> series of events around the UK to gain as much input as possible.
>
> ----------------------------------
>
> Above we quote the Department of Justice from 
> http://www.justice.gov.uk/publications/governanceofbritain.htm
>
> I&Rgb commends the proposed "discussion on citizenship".
>
> For clear proposals on democracy reform see our website
>
> I&R ~ GB Citizens' Initiative and Referendum
> Campaign for direct democracy in Britain
> http://www.iniref.org/
>
>

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>  The Governance of Britain
>
> Published on: 03 July 2007
>
> Our constitutional arrangements underpin how we function as a nation.  The 
> nature of the relationship between government and citizens, the 
> accountability of our institutions, and the rights and responsibilities of 
> everyone in Britain together determine the health of our democracy.
> The proposals published in this green paper, 'The Governance of Britain', 
> seek to address two fundamental questions:  how should we hold power 
> accountable, and how should we uphold and enhance the rights and 
> responsibilities of the citizen?
> As part of this, the Government wants to engage people around the country 
> in a discussion on citizenship and British values and will be conducting a 
> series of events around the UK to gain as much input as possible.
>
> ----------------------------------
>
> Above we quote the Department of Justice from 
> http://www.justice.gov.uk/publications/governanceofbritain.htm
>
> I&Rgb commends the proposed "discussion on citizenship".
>
> For clear proposals on democracy reform see our website
>
> I&R ~ GB Citizens' Initiative and Referendum
> Campaign for direct democracy in Britain
> http://www.iniref.org/
>
>

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>  The Governance of Britain
>
> Published on: 03 July 2007
>
> Our constitutional arrangements underpin how we function as a nation.  The 
> nature of the relationship between government and citizens, the 
> accountability of our institutions, and the rights and responsibilities of 
> everyone in Britain together determine the health of our democracy.
> The proposals published in this green paper, 'The Governance of Britain', 
> seek to address two fundamental questions:  how should we hold power 
> accountable, and how should we uphold and enhance the rights and 
> responsibilities of the citizen?
> As part of this, the Government wants to engage people around the country 
> in a discussion on citizenship and British values and will be conducting a 
> series of events around the UK to gain as much input as possible.
>
> ----------------------------------
>
> Above we quote the Department of Justice from 
> http://www.justice.gov.uk/publications/governanceofbritain.htm
>
> I&Rgb commends the proposed "discussion on citizenship".
>
> For clear proposals on democracy reform see our website
>
> I&R ~ GB Citizens' Initiative and Referendum
> Campaign for direct democracy in Britain
> http://www.iniref.org/
>
>

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>  The Governance of Britain
>
> Published on: 03 July 2007
>
> Our constitutional arrangements underpin how we function as a nation.  The 
> nature of the relationship between government and citizens, the 
> accountability of our institutions, and the rights and responsibilities of 
> everyone in Britain together determine the health of our democracy.
> The proposals published in this green paper, 'The Governance of Britain', 
> seek to address two fundamental questions:  how should we hold power 
> accountable, and how should we uphold and enhance the rights and 
> responsibilities of the citizen?
> As part of this, the Government wants to engage people around the country 
> in a discussion on citizenship and British values and will be conducting a 
> series of events around the UK to gain as much input as possible.
>
> ----------------------------------
>
> Above we quote the Department of Justice from 
> http://www.justice.gov.uk/publications/governanceofbritain.htm
>
> I&Rgb commends the proposed "discussion on citizenship".
>
> For clear proposals on democracy reform see our website
>
> I&R ~ GB Citizens' Initiative and Referendum
> Campaign for direct democracy in Britain
> http://www.iniref.org/
>
>

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>  The Governance of Britain
>
> Published on: 03 July 2007
>
> Our constitutional arrangements underpin how we function as a nation.  The 
> nature of the relationship between government and citizens, the 
> accountability of our institutions, and the rights and responsibilities of 
> everyone in Britain together determine the health of our democracy.
> The proposals published in this green paper, 'The Governance of Britain', 
> seek to address two fundamental questions:  how should we hold power 
> accountable, and how should we uphold and enhance the rights and 
> responsibilities of the citizen?
> As part of this, the Government wants to engage people around the country 
> in a discussion on citizenship and British values and will be conducting a 
> series of events around the UK to gain as much input as possible.
>
> ----------------------------------
>
> Above we quote the Department of Justice from 
> http://www.justice.gov.uk/publications/governanceofbritain.htm
>
> I&Rgb commends the proposed "discussion on citizenship".
>
> For clear proposals on democracy reform see our website
>
> I&R ~ GB Citizens' Initiative and Referendum
> Campaign for direct democracy in Britain
> http://www.iniref.org/
>
>

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>  The Governance of Britain
>
> Published on: 03 July 2007
>
> Our constitutional arrangements underpin how we function as a nation.  The 
> nature of the relationship between government and citizens, the 
> accountability of our institutions, and the rights and responsibilities of 
> everyone in Britain together determine the health of our democracy.
> The proposals published in this green paper, 'The Governance of Britain', 
> seek to address two fundamental questions:  how should we hold power 
> accountable, and how should we uphold and enhance the rights and 
> responsibilities of the citizen?
> As part of this, the Government wants to engage people around the country 
> in a discussion on citizenship and British values and will be conducting a 
> series of events around the UK to gain as much input as possible.
>
> ----------------------------------
>
> Above we quote the Department of Justice from 
> http://www.justice.gov.uk/publications/governanceofbritain.htm
>
> I&Rgb commends the proposed "discussion on citizenship".
>
> For clear proposals on democracy reform see our website
>
> I&R ~ GB Citizens' Initiative and Referendum
> Campaign for direct democracy in Britain
> http://www.iniref.org/
>
>

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>  The Governance of Britain
>
> Published on: 03 July 2007
>
> Our constitutional arrangements underpin how we function as a nation.  The 
> nature of the relationship between government and citizens, the 
> accountability of our institutions, and the rights and responsibilities of 
> everyone in Britain together determine the health of our democracy.
> The proposals published in this green paper, 'The Governance of Britain', 
> seek to address two fundamental questions:  how should we hold power 
> accountable, and how should we uphold and enhance the rights and 
> responsibilities of the citizen?
> As part of this, the Government wants to engage people around the country 
> in a discussion on citizenship and British values and will be conducting a 
> series of events around the UK to gain as much input as possible.
>
> ----------------------------------
>
> Above we quote the Department of Justice from 
> http://www.justice.gov.uk/publications/governanceofbritain.htm
>
> I&Rgb commends the proposed "discussion on citizenship".
>
> For clear proposals on democracy reform see our website
>
> I&R ~ GB Citizens' Initiative and Referendum
> Campaign for direct democracy in Britain
> http://www.iniref.org/
>
>

watch out don't sign anything, its a trick.

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>  The Governance of Britain
>
> Published on: 03 July 2007
>
> Our constitutional arrangements underpin how we function as a nation.  The 
> nature of the relationship between government and citizens, the 
> accountability of our institutions, and the rights and responsibilities of 
> everyone in Britain together determine the health of our democracy.
> The proposals published in this green paper, 'The Governance of Britain', 
> seek to address two fundamental questions:  how should we hold power 
> accountable, and how should we uphold and enhance the rights and 
> responsibilities of the citizen?
> As part of this, the Government wants to engage people around the country 
> in a discussion on citizenship and British values and will be conducting a 
> series of events around the UK to gain as much input as possible.
>
> ----------------------------------
>
> Above we quote the Department of Justice from 
> http://www.justice.gov.uk/publications/governanceofbritain.htm
>
> I&Rgb commends the proposed "discussion on citizenship".
>
> For clear proposals on democracy reform see our website
>
> I&R ~ GB Citizens' Initiative and Referendum
> Campaign for direct democracy in Britain
> http://www.iniref.org/
>
>

watch out don't sign anything, its a trick.

"I&R~GB INIREF"  wrote in message 
news:5f1bstF37gqakU1@mid.uni-berlin.de...
>
>  The Governance of Britain
>
> Published on: 03 July 2007
>
> Our constitutional arrangements underpin how we function as a nation.  The 
> nature of the relationship between government and citizens, the 
> accountability of our institutions, and the rights and responsibilities of 
> everyone in Britain together determine the health of our democracy.
> The proposals published in this green paper, 'The Governance of Britain', 
> seek to address two fundamental questions:  how should we hold power 
> accountable, and how should we uphold and enhance the rights and 
> responsibilities of the citizen?
> As part of this, the Government wants to engage people around the country 
> in a discussion on citizenship and British values and will be conducting a 
> series of events around the UK to gain as much input as possible.
>
> ----------------------------------
>
> Above we quote the Department of Justice from 
> http://www.justice.gov.uk/publications/governanceofbritain.htm
>
> I&Rgb commends the proposed "discussion on citizenship".
>
> For clear proposals on democracy reform see our website
>
> I&R ~ GB Citizens' Initiative and Referendum
> Campaign for direct democracy in Britain
> http://www.iniref.org/
>
>

watch out don't sign anything, its a trick.

"I&R~GB INIREF"  wrote in message 
news:5f1bstF37gqakU1@mid.uni-berlin.de...
>
>  The Governance of Britain
>
> Published on: 03 July 2007
>
> Our constitutional arrangements underpin how we function as a nation.  The 
> nature of the relationship between government and citizens, the 
> accountability of our institutions, and the rights and responsibilities of 
> everyone in Britain together determine the health of our democracy.
> The proposals published in this green paper, 'The Governance of Britain', 
> seek to address two fundamental questions:  how should we hold power 
> accountable, and how should we uphold and enhance the rights and 
> responsibilities of the citizen?
> As part of this, the Government wants to engage people around the country 
> in a discussion on citizenship and British values and will be conducting a 
> series of events around the UK to gain as much input as possible.
>
> ----------------------------------
>
> Above we quote the Department of Justice from 
> http://www.justice.gov.uk/publications/governanceofbritain.htm
>
> I&Rgb commends the proposed "discussion on citizenship".
>
> For clear proposals on democracy reform see our website
>
> I&R ~ GB Citizens' Initiative and Referendum
> Campaign for direct democracy in Britain
> http://www.iniref.org/
>
>