The Reform of ParliamentDoubleday & Company, 1964 - 274 páginas |
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... Session to cover a longer span of time ( the events of this last summer while Parliament was in recess are not so very unusual , or unlikely to recur ) . It could spread its sittings more loosely over the year , giving everyone ...
... Session to cover a longer span of time ( the events of this last summer while Parliament was in recess are not so very unusual , or unlikely to recur ) . It could spread its sittings more loosely over the year , giving everyone ...
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... Session : free postage only to Government Departments ; and free telephone only within the London area , and then only in Session . This par- simony seems out of keeping with the dignity of a great Parliament , and the theory behind it ...
... Session : free postage only to Government Departments ; and free telephone only within the London area , and then only in Session . This par- simony seems out of keeping with the dignity of a great Parliament , and the theory behind it ...
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... Session - which prevents them from returning to vote without serving notice and some delay.1 At the beginning of the above Session of 1961-62 , 153 Lords had leave of absence for the Parliament at the end 141 ; and at the beginning of ...
... Session - which prevents them from returning to vote without serving notice and some delay.1 At the beginning of the above Session of 1961-62 , 153 Lords had leave of absence for the Parliament at the end 141 ; and at the beginning of ...
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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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