Talk:Justine Greening

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[edit] Address

The question was asked Isn't her address private?. In fact it is a requirement for all public elections in the UK that your address is printed on ballot papers and notices of election, etc. so whilst I see no reason that it needs to be placed on WP (maintaining home addresses for all MPs and councillors, mayors, etc would be a massive headache) it isn't actually "private". --Vamp:Willow 9 July 2005 10:33 (UTC)

Fair point - although that's an administrative formality rather a desire to have people pop round for a cup of tea. I agree with the administrative point. Mpntod July 9, 2005 12:57 (UTC)