The Reform of ParliamentDoubleday & Company, 1964 - 274 páginas |
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Bernard Crick. Party Committees The House has something to learn from the maligned parties which compose it in the matter of intelligent organization . Public interest in the affairs of the two Parliamentary Parties is all too much ...
Bernard Crick. Party Committees The House has something to learn from the maligned parties which compose it in the matter of intelligent organization . Public interest in the affairs of the two Parliamentary Parties is all too much ...
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... party opposition . The Parliamentary Labour Party has a more formal organization . When the Party is in Opposition its leader is elected annually ; he is then chairman of the Parliamentary Committee of the Party , a committee of 18 ...
... party opposition . The Parliamentary Labour Party has a more formal organization . When the Party is in Opposition its leader is elected annually ; he is then chairman of the Parliamentary Committee of the Party , a committee of 18 ...
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... Party has the habit of forming special working parties to consider each major item of legislation - these can be ... Party , if there are to be sub - groups at all , the logic of specialism is hard to avoid ; and , though a group may ...
... Party has the habit of forming special working parties to consider each major item of legislation - these can be ... Party , if there are to be sub - groups at all , the logic of specialism is hard to avoid ; and , though a group may ...
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PARLIAMENT AND THE CRISIS | 1 |
The Decline of Parliament No Magic Stabilizers | 10 |
WHAT THE COMMONS DO INDIVIDUALLY | 45 |
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