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  • @ Paul Tilsley MBE
    Deputy Leader of Birmingham Council

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  • @ John Hemming
    Lib Dem MP for Yardley

    Will you be standing at the next election?

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  • @ Tim Hood
    CEO Yoosk

    yoosk @timhood when will the new skin for yoosk be ready? Show more »yoosk @timhood when will the new skin for yoosk be ready? Show less »

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  • @ Helen Milner
    Managing Director of UK online centres

    Is there any feedback on what your customers use the internet for in your online centres and what do you miss the most when you lose internet access?

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  • @ Tom Loosemore
    Head of 4iP

    Any idea how much time per day you spend on the internet and what do you use it for mostly?

    Submitted by: greyscale | 6 votes for this..

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Answered Questions

  • @ John Hemming
    Lib Dem MP for Yardley

    Following the recent low turnout in the elections, do you have any suggestions for increasing interest through the medium of the internet?

    Submitted by: tonylaw | 13 votes for this..

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    Answered by John Hemming

    90% of people thought this was a good answer (10 votes). Do you think this is a good answer? Yes No
  • @ John Hemming
    Lib Dem MP for Yardley

    There are an estimated 3-6 million regular users of Cannabis in the UK. Over half of the population have probably used it at least once. Many people know at least one person who uses Cannabis recreationally... Show more »There are an estimated 3-6 million regular users of Cannabis in the UK. Over half of the population have probably used it at least once. Many people know at least one person who uses Cannabis recreationally with no ill effect to anyone other than themselves and the Netherlands is no longer the only country in the world where Cannabis is legally available to adults. With growing concerns over young people consuming stronger strains of Cannabis, and greater public acknowledgement of the failure that has been the war on Drug users, is there a chance that you or any other politician might initiate a serious debate about the regulation and taxation of Cannabis? Show less »

    Submitted by: levent | 42 votes for this..

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    Answered by John Hemming

    78% of people thought this was a good answer (9 votes). Do you think this is a good answer? Yes No
  • @ John Hemming
    Lib Dem MP for Yardley

    Is nuclear power a good solution to producing clean energy and how can the public be re-assured over the safety of this power source?

    Submitted by: naomi1 | 20 votes for this..

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    Answered by John Hemming

    86% of people thought this was a good answer (7 votes). Do you think this is a good answer? Yes No
  • @ John Hemming
    Lib Dem MP for Yardley

    What do you think of Parjmit Dhanda's idea of using the internet to poll the public on what debates they would most like to see discussed in the Commons?

    Submitted by: alicia | 15 votes for this..

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    Answered by John Hemming

    100% of people thought this was a good answer (6 votes). Do you think this is a good answer? Yes No
  • @ John Hemming
    Lib Dem MP for Yardley

    The recent announcement of another 'independent enquiry' into the collapse of MG Rover is yet another example of this governments constant use of 'independent enquiries' to delay and absolve themselves... Show more »The recent announcement of another 'independent enquiry' into the collapse of MG Rover is yet another example of this governments constant use of 'independent enquiries' to delay and absolve themselves of responsibility for decisions. Gordon Brown constantly answers questions at PMQ's with 'we'll have to wait for the enquiry'. What can be done to stop this blatant delaying and question avoiding tactic? Can the new Speaker do anything and what is the Lib Dems position on using 'independent enquiries'? Show less »

    Submitted by: TheHawk | 9 votes for this..

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    Answered by John Hemming

    100% of people thought this was a good answer (5 votes). Do you think this is a good answer? Yes No

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