In message , Essjay001
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Bigjon wrote:
There has never, as far as I know, been a successful prosecution on
these flimsy grounds put through the system. There are very few local
councils that will even bother to table an ammendment to local by-
laws regarding cats, it is not worth their time.

Go Away.

Hold on a minute those of us who don't want cat crap all over our gardens
and pathways have a right to free speech.

We are also tax payers and voters.

Surely any councillor who "would not bother....." has to declare an interest
if they are cat lovers/owners which should debar them from taking part in
any discussion of this nature.

I am sure someone will correct me if I am wrong.


By the same argument non-cat owning gardening councillors would also
have an interest. In fact only those councillors who didn't bother to
turn up could be genuinely said to not to have an interest and they
would then be the only ones entitled to vote. So the by-law wouldn't be
passed
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hugh
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