Name the Laws You Want Axed Clegg Tells the Public
Byline: James Chapman Political Editor
NICK Clegg will today invite the public to nominate laws, regulations and infringements to their liberty they want repealed in the biggest rebalancing of the relationship between the state and individuals for 200 years.
The Deputy Prime Minister will promise to listen to any reasonable suggestion on how to scale back official intrusion into everyday lives and the red tape choking business.
The coalition has already set out plans to scrap Labour's controversial ID cards scheme, end universal DNA databases, review the use of CCTV cameras and end vetting rules restricting adults' contact with children.
But …
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Article title: Name the Laws You Want Axed Clegg Tells the Public.
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Newspaper title: Daily Mail (London).
Publication date: July 1, 2010.
Page number: 4.
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