Originally Posted by
Shonky
Interesting that:
A) a minister replied in person to an email on a relatively insignificant part of her portfolio. She has a personal staff, plus the staff of her reporting agencies to do that.
B ) It is riddled from top to bottom with spelling and grammatical errors.
C) She expressly recounted her support for the petition. This is very out of character for a minister, as their role is to represent the views of the public and hence they will almost always 'sit on the fence' on such issues.
D) It is written very poorly - not at all in the typical style or wording of a ministerial letter.
As someone who writes ministerials for a living, it doesn't sit right with me. I'll let you all draw your own conclusions though.