No Rob, if it achieves 100,000 signatures it is considered for discussion by a back bench committee (of nobodys) But that is immaterial as its unlikely to get anywhere near 100,000 signatures I was under the impression the petition was for allowing access to the original birth, marriage & death registers, I did not see mention of the later GRO indexes Nivard Ovington in Cornwall (UK) On 25/03/2014 21:56, Robert Burns wrote: > If it gets 100k it has to be discussed in Commitee and whilst I agree > every little helps especially as the passport service will not sell new > indexes to anyone and I now have to go to Manchester if I want to see > any post 2006 entries > > Rob