3. Councils' acquisition of one's IP address when visiting their websites.
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LPS would expect a seasoned formal representative such as Mr James Bond  to have foresight enough that were he to view an issue that relates to his appellants PCN, that he would record this supposed issue. Except in this circumstance, Mr Bond has viewed no such issue on this PCN and has made a statement he knows not to be true as he has clearly not been privy to the PCN website on this PCN prior to appeal, hence the lack of actual evidence against this PCN.
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