Dave Larrington wrote: > One drawback with this idea is that the Registration of > Political Parties (Prohibited Words and Expressions) > (Amendment) Order 2005 Part V" > specifically forbids the expression "None of the above" in > the name of a political party.
Or how about this from Hansard, 4 June 1988, from a debate on the Registration of Political Parties Bill: Mr Martin Linton (Battersea): "Several parties at the last election used descriptions that some people may consider offensive. Most of them were what might be called anti-political parties whose titles were attempts to deride other candidates on the ballot paper. Some examples were ... the People in Slough Shunning Useless Politician party - whose name I think was chosen mainly for its potential as an acronym." David Mack
