Reform

Common Sense Club said:
Since the lunatic asylums were closed down, the confused and easily manipulated have to occupy their time somehow. Maybe they only get access to their medication if they do as they are told to…
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They should take up bowls.
 
Wisbech Eagle said:
All this proves is that Rupert Lowe has no idea what he is talking about.

Shariah law is not the law.
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Wisbech I normally understand your posts, but not this one. The point is that it is unacceptable that taxpayers' money is spent on Shariah Law, other than to ensure that it cannot be enforced. This is a perfect example of public sector waste.
 
Living In Hope said:
Wisbech I normally understand your posts, but not this one. The point is that it is unacceptable that taxpayers' money is spent on Shariah Law, other than to ensure that it cannot be enforced. This is a perfect example of public sector waste.
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It looks an odd one at face value, that is obvious, but without seeing a job description or knowing anything about the intended role I reserve judgement on its acceptability.

Perhaps it’s a liaison function, someone to ensure all who are involved understand its limitations and what legal remedies are available to them.
 
Wisbech Eagle said:
It looks an odd one at face value, that is obvious, but without seeing a job description or knowing anything about the intended role I reserve judgement on its acceptability.

Perhaps it’s a liaison function, someone to ensure all who are involved understand its limitations and what legal remedies are available to them.
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If only. Imagine the scene where a husband and wife have a dispute-do you really think that the women would be seen to be equal and have an equal say in such an event? I wouldn’t be surprised if the husband answered on behalf of his wife. Trawl the internet and you will find numerous cases where Sharia marriages were thought to be valid in the UK but weren’t. Obviously this legal fact was omitted from the ceremony or wasn’t explained sufficiently for the couple to understand. So, sorry but I don’t side with your hopeful beliefs on this.
 
Common Sense Club said:
If only. Imagine the scene where a husband and wife have a dispute-do you really think that the women would be seen to be equal and have an equal say in such an event? I wouldn’t be surprised if the husband answered on behalf of his wife. Trawl the internet and you will find numerous cases where Sharia marriages were thought to be valid in the UK but weren’t. Obviously this legal fact was omitted from the ceremony or wasn’t explained sufficiently for the couple to understand. So, sorry but I don’t side with your hopeful beliefs on this.
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Without seeing the job description who knows? Whether it’s merely hopeful only time will tell but educating people is never a waste of time.
 
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