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    Gary, I agree; in fact all we need is a modification of the existing Trust rules so that a part of the profits from the Port come to the local area.

    Charlie's 'people's port' offer to 10 Downing Street expired in December 2010, Gov. didn't accept it, and therefore there is no answer to Charlie's question on the part of Parliament if 200 million pounds would need be paid to the Treasury as part of the proposed transaction. The link supplied by Peter is quite informative.

    In a referendum on the p/p plan, no-one would even know, therefore, if the sum that would form a Port-debt is 200 or 400 million pounds, as the Government has not accepted Charlie's offer in any of its versions, date expiring Dec. 2010.
    Under such circumstances, to have a referendum on the p/p plan would be irresponsible! It has already been rejected by 10 Downing Street with all its ifs and conditions.

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