article_snippet: Charles also raised the issue of fire safety doors in homes which legislation decreed should be so firmly sprung to ensure they close that many frail old people were unable to open many frail old people.
article_snippet: And Charles complained about the ‘passing of ever more proscriptive laws
article_snippet: Charles also questioned how new rules and regulations were making people so over-cautious that even the quality of Army training was being affected.
article_snippet: Military exercises using live ammunition were so rare because ‘modern safety precautions are so strict’ that Charles feared for the effectiveness of the training when the soldiers had to face the real thing.
article_snippet: Charles is believed to have once confronted Lord Irvine with Charles concerns over the Human Rights Act .
article_snippet: Charles also raised the extraordinary but all too realistic possibility – one that Charles had been told was where current trends were leading us – of a soldier suing Charles superior officer for making a poor decision in battle which results in Charles being wounded.