Please, please can we have the chance to submit our questions in advance, and book to be called on Skype if it is being used, so that when we do prepare in advance we actually get a good chance of having our questions asked , instead of being bombarded with more questions than there is time to answer them?
I sit for an hour and a half, patiently waiting for my Skype call, and got 'missed' even though I was one of the first to pass my Skype name over to be booked.
In the end, Philip 'answered' my question based on the very brief summary I had given when I booked my question in, but without the context of my whole question the answer I got actually bore no resemblance whatsoever to what I was wishing to ask.
I have now emailed the full text of my question to Philip in the hope of an answer, but I would please ask you to consider preparing in advance - no doubt there will be many people with similar questions that can be condensed into one. It would also have the advantage that answers could be prepared, rather than Philip giving "I'll find out" and "I'll look into it", which frankly are a bit of a waste of limited time.
On this occasion, the town hall was at a euro-friendly time so it is not the end of the world - but if it had been at the usual time which may be past midnight for me, wasting those hours in the hope I may get called is not really practical.
Lewis