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You're right, they should face consequences, but not the lobbying. They still should have the right to address the government. If they are not showing up for he
by Simulacra 3y ago
You're right, they should face consequences, but not the lobbying. They still should have the right to address the government. If they are not showing up for hearings, and that is punishable, then you can punish them with fines. But to block them from, addressing the government entirely is abhorrent to me.
- defrost 3y agoSeems straightforward enough. Front up, answer questions, regain access.