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I don't think becoming a Mason's Apprentice really cuts though.

Tell the BBC that. It was a copy and paste job http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-17272611

You are fully entitled to get your electrics sorted by anyone you please as that is your own personal choice. However if you are involved in government business on a local or national level it wouldn't be that unbelievable that it could be used to manipulate an advantage over others who are not...

And also: Former Home Secretary Jack Straw tried to address the issue of Freemasons working in the criminal justice system. In 1999, new judges were required to publicly disclose whether they were Masons. But after a ruling from the European Court of Human Rights, the requirement was dropped...

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I'm not talking about a general chit chat with people you know, I am talking about those who hold positions of authority to have it printed by their names Like Dr, Sir etc. I shouldn't have to ask if anyone is a Mason.

Should people in authority declare that they are Freemasons when they are working in the public sector, especially on a local level with regard to the council, its inner workings and the people they do business with?