Just received an email response from my Labour MP.
He's toeing the party line, saying how PPP is much better than a full-blown Tory-style privatisation and how they have learnt the lesson of Railtrack and that's why it isn't a full sell-off just a way of getting private cash into the service.
Who's going to invest in NATS and not aim to make big profits? Can't think of anyone can you?
He tells me that we are suffering from "acute under-investment, low morale and an increasing workload".
The under-investment is their fault.
The low morale is their fault due PPP worries.
Increasing workload is a fact of life.
I asked him about the IPOC etc.
Funny, no answer on that!
They're STILL not listening!
Time to write again...