Measured yet swift approach must be given imo to the action being taken for a Bill to be passed in House of Lords which has somehow reached committee meeting 22 April 2020. (The process does not appear to be being recorded on time) so many may not even notice it’s existence. It was on parliament bbcTV weds.

Seems it is trying to secure occupation of tower blocks which many council’s are landlord yet have a great number of the properties sold off as leasehold and(as I assume to understand it will block those people who have bought the leasehold of a flat, in that block, objecting to any 5g being erected or the building used for the telecommunications infrastructure countrywide) human rights too? EG

One block alone of 10 stories can house 53 properties. There are four such blocks, as an estate, that sit in close proximity to each other in borough of Havering. Thus any problems would immediately impact 212 flats and unknown amount of occupants. Many bought under right to buy from council’s and still occupy or sold on privately. Lease rights perhaps over ruled.

Unsure what to do.

Have seen Iain Duncan Smith shares concern on his parliament page and his dismay that M15 and our emergency service already linked in with 5g.   Personally think we are under attack and those that should be addressing it are strangely not.

Your advice, attention would be much appreciated