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This statement was taken from the BT Web Site

Our contribution

We recognise that by investing in partnerships with the communities in which we operate we can help sustain positive, stable societies in which our business can be successful. Through the voluntary activities of our people, investment and expertise we can encourage a better quality of life for all.

We, as Cyberangels, hope this includes the children and parents who are victims of the paedophiles that would use the Internet in the ways we have all heard about recently.

Contact The UK Government

Write to or e-mail The Secretary of State, The Rt Hon Jack Straw MP; Minister of State, Charles Clarke MP and/or your respective constituency MPs demanding legislation to enable the Police to be freed from this hindrance.

You can send your correspondence to either The Home Office or The House of Commons, marking it "FAO" the MP you are contacting or simply contact the Public Enquiry Team at The Home Office

The Home Office	The Rt Hon Jack Straw MP	Charles Clarke Esq MP
Home Office Room 856 50, Queen Anne’s Gate London SW1H 9AT Telephone: 020 7273 4000 Fax: 020 7273 2065 Textphone: 020 7273 3476 http://www.homeoffice.gov.uk/ For all email enquiries please include in your message your full name and postal address	Secretary of State House of Commons Westminster London SW1A 0AA overall responsibility for the work of the Department; and deals personally with Royal matters, civil emergencies, security, terrorism and expenditure issues	Minister of State House of Commons Westminster London SW1A 0AA as such, responsible for: Criminal Policy; Crime Reduction; Police Policy; Organised and international crime, including IOCA Bill and Terrorism Bill; Action against Drugs.
[email protected]	FAO: The Rt Hon Jack Straw MP	FAO: Charles Clarke Esq. MP

Your local MP can be found at http://www.locata.co.uk/commons/ and his/her e-mail address will be published if he/she has one.

Thank you to the Cyberangels UK Volunteers who spent a great deal of time and effort researching the information contained at this web page so that we might all benefit from it.