Surely it's for parliament to plug the regulatory gap inherent in the LSA2007 – not the LeO #COLP http://t.co/rB2YzdhN0g
— Jonathon Bray (@Jonathon_Bray) June 15, 2015
Just tweeted by @Jonathon_Bray: Surely it's for parliament to plug the regulatory gap inherent in the LSA2007 – not the LeO http://t.co/rB2YzdhN0g
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