Response 952204601

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Questions

1 . Do you agree that miners convicted of a breach of the peace that related to the strike should be pardoned?

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Please explain your answer.
Honestly these men were showing how much they wanted to keep their jobs. We call people lazy if they do nt work, here was an examples of people who wanted to work. Margaret Thatcher was the worst person to run this country, shame on her. She distroyed many people’s life’s

2 . Do you agree that miners convicted of a breach of bail that related to the strike should be pardoned?

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3 . Are there any other offences which miners were convicted for and which related to the strike that you think should be included in the qualifying criteria?

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If yes, please tell us what other offences you think should be included in the criteria.
Anything to do with fighting to save their jobs

4 . Do you think that miners who were convicted of a single offence related to the strike should be pardoned?

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5. Do you think that miners who were convicted of multiple offences related to the strike should be pardoned?

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6 . Do you agree that miners who had been convicted of an offence before the strike began in March 1984, should be pardoned for offences committed during the strike?

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7. Do you agree that miners who were convicted of an offence after the strike ended in March 1985, and which did not relate to conduct during the strike, should be pardoned for a conviction related to the strike?

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8 . In considering your responses to question 6 and question 7, do you think that the severity of the offending is relevant?

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9. Do you agree that miners whose conviction relating to the strike that resulted in a non-custodial sentence (such as a fine or a community service order), should be pardoned?

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10 . Do you think that miners whose conviction relating to the strike that resulted in imprisonment should be pardoned?

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11 . Thinking about the fact that some miners were dismissed by the National Coal Board, as a result of a conviction relating to the strike, and others were not, which of the following statements most closely matches your view (please select one option only)?

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All miners who meet the criteria should be pardoned, regardless of whether or not they were dismissed by the National Coal Board.
Only miners who meet the criteria AND were dismissed by the National Coal Board should be pardoned.
Neither of the above.
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12. Are there any other criteria that should be added to those mentioned previously?

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13 . Do you have any further comments that you would like to make concerning the criteria? If so, please use the box below.

Shame on the Tories, Margret Thatcher was a disgrace

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