LOTR

I understand that at this stage of the proposal for a country wide roll out, you are rightly worried about how much this will cost the end user, i.e. will it become disproportionate to the benefits offered.

Its just that if your future nation wide Internet network is government owned, rather than being owned by companies like your ISP, then any future government will be able to impose any policy (of the moment) without any public consultation or parliamentary debate.



UK Bob