You wouldn't, no - I believe the key consideration is whilst most households use both fuels (gas/elec), non-domestic users disproportionately use more electricity, so in the aggregate this approach would be a net transfer to businesses from households.
![This approach allowed for decisions to be influenced by personal responsibilities and political allegiances. For example, after complaints about Rod Liddle over transphobic and Islamophobic comments, GLU proposed suspending him and wrote to LOTO to let them know (as Rod Liddle is a journalist). LOTO agreed with the proposed suspension. However, GLU's Director then informed the Executive Director of Governance, Membership and Party Services that "apparently Rod Liddle is chummy with lan Austin & by extension TW [Tom Watson]" and suggested they "sit on it for now" rather than suspend immediately. The Executive Director replied "Ok. I will speak to lan", presumably a reference to consulting lan Austin on a disciplinary case against his friend.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:5hyjbx4hnlxe5il24ydnn4sr/bafkreif2xt42sgqkkedz5xfkmxzjef3i2vnqa5bzne2yfkcrsljfxmhoha)
![Two days later, however, on 6 May 2016, Stolliday emailed Oldknow:
Apparently Rod Liddle is chummy with lan Austin & by extension TW [Tom Watson].
I still want to do this but we're not under pressure to do it - so may just sit on it for
now
Oldknow replied: "Ok. / will speak to lan", presumably a reference to lan Austin.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:5hyjbx4hnlxe5il24ydnn4sr/bafkreif2o4hpu5ky3fhqeuycmah7xihiii54hdclb6w4c43goxowitppze)
