Paul wrote:
>> Let's take a look at one aspect of those "bad laws". Sadly Roger Bland is
>> out of his office so cannot answer the accusations levelled at the Treasure
>> process himself.
> It would appear Mr. Barford believes that being out of office places
> a gag order on Roger Bland.
How...exactly?
> That certainly needs to be elaborated on.
I clearly miss-read the meaning on this one instance. Paul said "Sadly Roger Bland is out of his office" which I took to mean he must no longer in that position as I seen nothing sad in being away from his office for a period of time. Then Paul continued with "so cannot answer" which reenforced how I read this, but I now realize he was really trying to say Mr. Bland cannot answer now, so there would be a delay before he could answer if he chose too. My mistake, and I apologize for that part of my post.
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