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Glad they're trying something but this seems silly compared to "we're going to start a public works project where anyone in England can request their home or ap
by Spivak 4y ago
Glad they're trying something but this seems silly compared to "we're going to start a public works project where anyone in England can request their home or apartment be upgraded to be 1G capable."
This law feels like it was written by someone who wanted to do anything except pay for it.
The queue would be massive but that's UK tradition.
- m000 4y ago> This law feels like it was written by someone who wanted to do anything except pay for it. This sentences feels like it was written to defend companies that want to reap profits from massively profitable areas, but systematically avoid investing in upgrading service in less profitable areas. Where self-regulation falls short of serving the public interest, government regulation kicks in. Well done UK!
- sgc 4y agoI think you misunderstood the comment the op made. They were saying the legislation does little, and they would rather have seen the government also invest in retrofitting older homes.