Margaret Thatcher Quotes

Yet The Basic Fact Remains: Every Regulation Represents A Restriction Of Liberty, Every Regulation Has A Cost. That Is Why, Like Marriage (in The Prayer Book's Words), Regulation Should Not "be Enterprised, Nor Taken In Hand, Unadvisedly, Lightly, Or Wantonly"

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