[davidjay]

You can bring in one law. Nothing too controversial or likely to get repealed tomorrow. What would it be?

I'd make it compulsory that the first price you see is the price you pay. No added fees, taxes or charges.

[Bones McCoy]

People who get in the way / obstruct at supermarkets:
Three strikes, and then they're banished to specific non-peak hours.

[Malcolm Armsteen]

I'd pass a UK version of the Canadian Broadcasting Act, 1991, making foreign (or non-dom) ownership of publications or broadcast stations illegal, and making them legally responsible for the material they publish, including veracity.
And a proper regulatory body.

[Andy McDandy]

Politicians have to wear sponsorship logos, like racing drivers do.

[Watchman]

A properly managed and fully integrated public transport system

[Rosvanian]

Repeal the 5-year fixed parliament act.

[Abernathy]

Repeal the 5-year fixed parliament act.

It's been done, matey. Long gone.

[kreuzberger]

The Vietnamese put their corrupt officials up against the wall, don't they?

Anyway, just riffin'

[Rosvanian]

Repeal the 5-year fixed parliament act.

It's been done, matey. Long gone.

Really? How did I miss that?

[Youngian]

Fully metricate, the global measurement system for the global Britain you voted for so STFU

[Bones McCoy]

I've no idea how you'd implement this.

A lot of modern wrongs; from untraceable landlords, aggressing tax evasion to shadowy political donations, seem to lead back to shell companies.
I'd like to see serious work to ensure a traceable breathing person, with UK currency reserves, in case of liability at the end of each of these chains.

There are probably good arguments why this cannot be done.

[Abernathy]

Repeal the 5-year fixed parliament act.

It's been done, matey. Long gone.

Really? How did I miss that?

About a year ago. https://www.gov.uk/government/news/tri ... s-restored