I am just a little sceptical that 38 Degrees are
all too often at odds with the government. On everything. So it is reasonable
that I view this latest campaign with that in mind.
Suggesting that highly complex trade negotiations
some of which will have commercially sensitive data or involve security issues
should be subject to the scrutiny suggested is completely impractical. It would
delay and bog down talks. Further it would likely weaken our hand in our
negotiations as competitors would inevitably be privy to matters best kept
private during those negotiations.
Our parliamentary system, where the government is
routinely held to account for the decisions it makes is in good working order.
I see no reason to move away from that.
