In message , at 14:33:30 on Sun,
6 Jul 2008, Neil Williams remarked:
Boris has promised to double the number of officers employed on specific
enforcement from 34 to 68. I doubt if that will be enough but it is a
start.

Why can the general police not make some progress in enforcing this?
After all, a crime is, in my understanding, being committed.

It's common misconception that the "general police" enforce all
legislation. A desperately needed reform (IMHO) is that every Act of
Parliament should state clearly which agency is expected to enforce its
provisions.
--
Roland Perry