The government has already responded to the petition. It said “nah”.
100,000 means they are forced to debate it in parliament.
If we get to that point, email your MP and tell them to show up
100,000 signatures means the petition is considered for a debate. And if it is then chosen, it’d be a Westminster Hall debate with no prospect of influencing legislation. But, as the Government has already responded, we needn’t hang around.
I think every petition that’s ever been through the website has got the “lol try harder” response at 10k.
No one pays attention to that one.
No petitions have led to debates which change legislation either.
Well that’s objectively false, the tampon tax one is a pretty famous example.
So this petition just has to measure up to or exceed the importance of feminine hygiene products.
gives famous example off the top of my head
Well this isn’t as important as that
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source?
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It’s in the link in the OP.
