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Marshy
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and thats news is it....
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I was being very discreet and nor putting anyones surname on here..........maffew said:
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I don't know.Paul Valley said:
The Large One
Who's Next?
I think the people who put the application in (BHA / DMH etc) would be mightily pissed off if the public was informed before they were.
maffew
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Paul Valley said:
well putting "Mr x who works for DMH" is not very discreet, I just typed DMH in google, listed their staff and theres 2 *** there, one of which has got a Brighton phone number
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Lord Bracknell
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The government does not announce decisions at party conferences. The decision letter will, if it's a YES, include all the planning conditions and it will be signed by a civil servant. It will start with a sentence along the lines of "I am directed by the First Secretary of State ... "
Prescott may, of course, smile or frown as he walks among the people. I'd like to see him smiling.
Prescott may, of course, smile or frown as he walks among the people. I'd like to see him smiling.
Superseagull
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It is very unlikely that Prescott would wait till the 31st of October to make a decision. What is the point of waiting that long? He knows the situation, the report has been on his desk for a month or two now. Once a few legal things are sorted he will announce his decision - why not at the conference? It would be spun / presented as an example of how committed labour are to sport.
Its true that it will still have to be done offically by letter etc, but don't be surprised if it happens at the same time as the conference.
Its true that it will still have to be done offically by letter etc, but don't be surprised if it happens at the same time as the conference.
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Lord Bracknell
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Are you confusing him with Peter Rainier, the planning expert who worked tirelessly on behalf of the Albion?maffew said:
As opposed to Mark Rayner, who specialises in issues relating to serious and complex crime.
maffew
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Lord Bracknell said:
no I dont know any of them, but if his names xx and works at DMH and has a Brighton DDI number, its probably not the other "xx" listed on their web site and sounds like hes been blabbing.
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Doesnt he have to tell all the partys before hand? what chances falmer residents keeping silent on it if they are told.
Lord Bracknell
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I'm not sure that it has. It has been on the desks of civil servants in the Planning Directorate of the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister.Superseagull said:
They are at Eland House, near Victoria Station. Prescott's desk is at the Whitehall office.
Lord Bracknell
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All parties are told at the same time.KinkyGoebels said:
No chance at all. And no reason for them to do so.KinkyGoebels said:
So this cant happen at all then!
Hatterlovesbrighton
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Highly unlikely that the ODPM will have made a decision, as it is recess and he has either been on holiday or covering for the PM. However a civil servant will most likely have made a decision one way or another as to what he reccomends the ODPM does.
Once Parliament is recalled on October 10th and he goes back to his normal work his civil servants will put the reccomendation to him. Then once he has made his decision the necessary letters will be drafted, the press notices written and everything prepared for a formal announcement around the 31st.
Once Parliament is recalled on October 10th and he goes back to his normal work his civil servants will put the reccomendation to him. Then once he has made his decision the necessary letters will be drafted, the press notices written and everything prepared for a formal announcement around the 31st.
Kylies Stunt Arse
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maffew said:
Do you honestly think they have the details of every member of staff on their books on there?
What was the point in attempting to stir like that anyway, don't you have anything better to do?
maffew
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Kylies Stunt Arse said:
yes they do seem to, have a look
Kylies Stunt Arse said:
Sorry, it was meant to demonstrate to show a little discretion when told something in confidence, this info is easy to find and could easily have emailed him to see what he knew. I tried to edit out the name after but had already been quoted it
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Storer68
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Can I just my civil servant's twopenneth to this.
The Secretary of State will make the decision (probably a scrawled note in the margin of the submisison) and that decision will be based on the reccomendation and advice he has received from his civil servants.
A civil servant will draft the letter for the on behalf of the Secretary of State and the SoS will sign it. (if he agrees)
The Secretary of State will make the decision (probably a scrawled note in the margin of the submisison) and that decision will be based on the reccomendation and advice he has received from his civil servants.
A civil servant will draft the letter for the on behalf of the Secretary of State and the SoS will sign it. (if he agrees)