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Why couldn't Britain's new labour laws be used to prevent the miners from bringing the country to its knees? Because, as Ian Mandle reports, the union in no way contravened them. Ordering a 60‐day ‘cooling‐off’ period would only have produced the first IR Act martyrs.

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