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“With the internet and technological advances… previously non-existent problems have come to the now, so obviously you need more laws” “Society today is changing so it makes sense that you regulate laws – times have changed” “We need to change laws, reflect new relationships with other countries” “Great strides are being made in medicine” “You have to make sure that the laws reflect the people around you” “The more people move through the generations - people have got different jobs…the economy changes, people’s house prices rocket, wages vary” “If you believe in the nuclear family as a social unit, then your entire legal system might be based around the idea that people have two-person relationships” “The ethical and demographic landscape of the country is constantly changing” <<MUSIC ENDS>> MEERA: Pressure for a change in the law can come from any number of sources: an individual case that hits the headlines; a campaign by a pressure group; lobbying by big industries or small business groups. Perhaps new medical research leads to a call for a change in the law; or a loophole that needs closing is identified by police or lawyers. And of course, a newly elected Government may feel it has a legitimate mandate to make changes in the law if these were promised in its election manifesto. All of these factors and many others can lead to new proposals coming before
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