Letter: PR disaster

Saturday 12 June 1999 00:02 BST

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Sir: John Old ( letter, 10 June) may not want to be represented by MEPs at the European Parliament but he will be whether he has voted or not, so the most sensible thing was to vote and thereby exercise some influence over his (unwanted) MEPs. Some people think that they are registering some sort of protest by not voting, but what they are doing is to forfeit the right to protest should the European Parliament do something they don't like.

J K C HENDERSON

Leatherhead, Surrey

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