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"Chris Rockcliffe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Barbara, that was my understanding too. However the concession was "won" by > the CIU for its 16K affiliated clubs by being part of the detail discussions > with the DCMS on the Bill right from the start. > > I now have the situation of the CIU telling me one thing, the LA telling me > another and the wording of the Bill being ambivalent OR even wrong. > > "Looks like there's going to be some teething problems", said one LA person. > Major root canal work without anaesthesia is more like it - me thinks. I find it hard to believe that the wording of the Act excludes just the CIU affiliated clubs - and the wording of the Act itself is the only thing that we or the courts can go on. To quote the latest issue of 'Grass Roots', the newsletter of the MU folk section, 'The Bill extends entertainment licensing across all private and registered members' clubs...' It's all very depressing, isn't it? As a by-the-by, the Act isn't in force yet, so carol singers and everyone else are safe this year, and apparently mummers are the same as morris dancers (*I* didn't say that!), and therefore exempt in the future, which, in a pub, they aren't now! Barbara
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