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SO, are our labour Leaders actually going to claim that even though the donations broke the law, because they were unaware of the lawbreaking they should face no action ?
It sends out completely the wrong signals to everyone, the law-abiding majority and the lawbreaking minority.
As they seem completely disinterested in enforcing the law, perhaps the Echo could approach the Chief Constable and ask her to explain, in the light of the tragedy, why her officers have allowed these people to carry out their lawbreaking.
 
 
 
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