Andrew is right in pointing to the avenue for UK voters to write to their
MPs. I shall certainly be doing that myself if the present situation
continues. The action tends to have greater effect the closer we come to a
General Election! The question to an MP needs to be accompanied by an
Stevan summarises the current situation on UK OA policy very well. It is
surprising after almost six months of criticism of the Finch Report that there
has been so little defence of the Finch/RCUK/BIS position and (to my knowledge)
no response to the criticism voiced. Of all the parties
The Jump THE article was revealing, as was the recent ACSS meeting on
Implementing Finch, judging from the reports from the DisorderofThings blog
(http://thedisorderofthings.com/2012/12/04/open-access-news-and-reflections-from-the-acss-conference/)
and the presentations that are beginning to
Fred Friend wrote:
[snip]
I myself have addressed three e-mails to Rt Hon David Willetts MP
through a message system on the BIS web-site for those taxpayers who
âwant to get in touch with a BIS Ministerâ, receiving no reply to
any of the three messages within the 15 working days
