Quantcast
Channel: For Argyll » go ahead
Viewing all articles
Browse latest Browse all 9

Does rest of UK know ALL parents in Scotland have lost authority over ALL of their children to State Guardians?

0
0

In the televised General Election debates between clusters of leaders of political parties in the UK, not one person has challenged Nicola Sturgeon on the standout authoritarian legislation the SNP majority government in Scotland has forced onto the statute book.

This absent issue applies both to the Scottish leaders’ debate in Aberdeen and to the questions put by audiences in any session, debate or interviews in England or in Scotland itself. Its complete absence from these debates can only mean that:

  • other Scottish party leaders’ have somehow failed to grasp its substantial import;
  • and almost certainly, that party leaders from elsewhere in the UK remain wholly in ignorance of it.

No one has said: ‘How do you defend a law that appoints a State Guardian for every single child in Scotland, from birth to maturity;  a State Guardian whose authority supercedes that of the child’s parents; a State Guardian of whose precise identity parents do not appear to be routinely informed; a State Guardian who does not even make themselves known to parents in name or person and does not work with the parents; a State Guardian who now appears able to be made manifest as the sum of the members of an entire council chamber [see case study below  - and presumably in the case of those who leave school at sixteen]?

Have every one of these people, individually and severally occupying the role of State Guardian for a significant number of children simultaneously, been rigorously screened as free from all indications of paedophilia?

What access to individual children may any and each of these people seek, in the guise of their appointed State Guardian [or 'Named Person' - the deliberately unspecific official description]?

If they knew of this situation, why would the young families and those of working age with children below the age of maturity  – all of whom whom our economy so badly needs – choose to migrate to Scotland to become helpless impotents in the evolving lives of their children?

Why would young Scots living and working outside Scotland choose to return with young families to see themselves sidelined – and powerless to reverse that process – in the lives of those children as they grew up?

Why would young people marrying here choose to stay here and start their families here – to see authority over their children handed over immediately at birth to someone they do  not know; whose identity will be shared by several people; who will  change over time without reference to themselves – and for the all the years of that child into adulthood?

Have people living here even thought properly about this?

This is state interventionism at a level no totalitarian regime elsewhere in the world employs.

Are children in North Korea given ‘a State Guardian’ with multiple simultaneous identities having full authority over that child? If they were, what would all of us in the ‘free world’ be saying about this sort of action in a tightly state controlled authoritarian regime?

But this is the situation in Scotland today, driven by what is already behaving as – and will shortly actually become – a one-party state in a unicameral parliament.

This one party has also imposed rules which forbid  its elected representatives from questioning each other, never mind the leadership, even in private sessions, without immediate re-education by the party’s Chief whip.

Enactment and implementation

This clause of the Children and Young People [Scotland] Act 2014 was forced through against an unhappy but not nearly adequately resolved opposition in the Scottish Parliament – by majority vote obtained by requiring an SNP Minister on maternity leave to come back to vote; and a Cabinet Secretary turned as she went to board an aircraft and ordered to get back to vote.

To blunt their concerns before the vote, the opposition parties were assured that this measure would not in fact be implemented without further consultation – as if any parliament anywhere should put any law of any kind on the statute book which is known to be ill-prepared and unsound?

That promise was, however, immediately broken.

With no public announcement and without informing the Scottish Parliament, the Scottish Government covertly instructed a range of local authorities across Scotland to start implementation of the measure in a ‘pilot’ process.

When this became known, there was no apology, just a shrug – and that process is in operation today.

From the evidence of a case study referred to and linked below, it appears today as if the practice has now been fully implemented, again without notification.

Some indefensible infringements are progressively being made public, where relationships between parent and child and responsible parents’ infinitely greater knowledge of their child, are being set aside by ‘know better’ State Guardians, many of whom are not parents themselves, nor are required to be.

These appointees now also seem to be being drawn more widely from the public sector. This is beyond the provisions of the statute and without any formal revision of that statute going through the Scottish parliament.

This is the sort of Scotland the separatist SNP are shaping.

To anyone still in independent possession of their wits, this is a very serious loss of democracy in an absolute and  universal infringement of parental rights.

This law appears to be based on the conviction that every parent in Scotland – or coming to Scotland – utterly lacks the ability and the responsibility adequately to care for and create the circumstances of stable life for their children.

If this is not the founding conviction of this law, then its universal application can only be ascribed to a known legislative inability resolved by a crude universal prescription; rather than framing a law properly to protect the relatively small number of children suspected of being at risk in failing households.

This legal situation – and there are others to which we will come shortly – is the reality of the Scotland being created today by the separatist SNP.

Ought this not to be the headline issue in the Leaders’ debates – because this singly marks Scotland out as already a very different place from anywhere else in the United Kingdom?

And how is any of this the much vaunted  ‘progressive’ politics of the SNP?

Note: A case study

A very disturbing case study has been meticulously [and furiously but powerlessly] reported by a mother from Aberdeen whose daughter goes to school there. It exemplifies just how far the implementation of this already undemocratic Act is out of control.

Our own article on this, published on 27th March 2015 and updated on 2nd April is here  – linking to the source material of  the mother’s original story and quoting her own added account of a subsequent experience.

This is material that has to be read in any serious attempt to understand what is happening in Scotland today – and what all parents and all would-be parents of children below the age of maturity have to face here – now.


Viewing all articles
Browse latest Browse all 9

Latest Images

Trending Articles





Latest Images