One could go on for ever thinking up equally unanswerable conundrums.
Their time ought not to be taken up with legislative conundrums.
As is so often the case with such conundrums, it is far easier to categorise the two extremes than the grey area that lies between.
Indeed, we have been wrestling with that problem and a number of other similar conundrums for some time.
Civil servants cannot serve two masters, and yet we are introducing another of these irreducible conundrums.
However, training has become an all-encompassing remedy for all of society's insurmountable policy conundrums.
We have had the question of the nationalisation of the land, and so on, and other conundrums which have puzzled the electorate for many generations.
Here again, we are being asked these legal conundrums.
