As other people have already commented our new lords and master in the condem alliance don’t seem to be in a terrible hurry to remove all the bad legislation that our previous glorious leaders brought in to trample on our freedoms.
However over at The Register I learn that they are amending the utterly abysmal Digital economy act, there radical reform is that after you’ve failed to prove yourself innocent they won’t charge you to lodge an appeal. Oh unless of course too many people lodge “unnecessary appeals” in which case they will charge you.
Mind ISP’s are still being lumbered with 25% of the costs of the legal frame work so you’re unlikely to get to appeal as the ISP will just block your access before any legal costs mount up. If the rest of their reforms of legislation are of equally staggering scope they could probably save an awful lot of time and just not bother. They could still tell us they’d improved things as they obviously think we are that stupid.
