Posted by: Anonymous (Thursday 22 June 2006, 3:24 PM)
In following the discussion and development of the cybercrime laws I have reached a couple of conclusions. First, it seems that parliament does not understand the problems that it is trying to resolve. Second, the House of Lords is not the bunch of doddery fools that many in parliament would have us believe. Thank heavens for the Lords.
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