that somehow the conversation with K got around to the Children’s bill. She works as a teacher, so I asked her what she thought the impact of the database and so on would be. She hadn’t heard of it…
aargh! Big Blunkett wins again – it is going to just drift by without ppl even knowing isn’t it?
For anyone unsure of what I’m talking about, try looking at ARCH, which lists a number of other sources as well.
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