A VERY GOOD QUESTION

Maggie Tuttle asks a very important question at 6:18:

Maggie Tuttle:
Can I ask you a question? David Amis, my MP ...all the info I send to you David gets as well. I know he's brought it up in the house a couple of times, grandparents rights, but has he ever contacted you?

John Hemming MP:
Um, he hasn't specifically contacted me but that's not necessarily wrong ...

Maggie Tuttle:
The only reason I'm asking you is I can never understand why we've got thousands of people out here, British people, writing to their MPs, why is it they don't come together, and bring up what has happened?

AN EXCELLENT QUESTION! There is absolutly no reason at all whatsoever why John Hemming MP could not spend less than five minuites sending a note to David Amis MP for an informal meeting, perhaps over a coffee (though judging by those bottles on the tables in the video they may prefer some other liquid sustinance) and spend just a few minuites discussing these important issues. John Hemming could even, if he was really hard pressed for time, do as my MP Bill Cash does, and speak the letter for David Amis into a dictaphone, and that way he could probably get the letter done ready for his assistant to write up and email in less than 30 seconds!