Much talk, debate and passion has been spilt over the cause of House of Lords reform in the last few months; however, now that the government will not be pursuing this cause, how does it intend to fill the parliamentary time Lords reform would have taken? A noticeable gap in putting into law the Coalition’s…
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LibUndems part 2
by Baroness Deech • • 27 Comments
I agree with all of Lord Faulkner’s suggestions to reform the House from the inside, overhauling the makeup and setting a retirement age. The need for these reforms, and their superiority over the plans for an elected House, were evident a long time ago, and I don’t know why it has taken this long for the right…
Securing a lasting reform of the House of Lords
by Lord Faulkner of Worcester • • 28 Comments
LORDS REFORM – LITTLE LABOUR SUPPORT FOR ELECTIONS
by Lord Faulkner of Worcester • • 20 Comments
LibUndems
by Baroness Deech • • 20 Comments
The move to reform the House of Lords by replacing appointed members with elected ones is driven by the premise that it will be more democratic and accountable. But according to the Bill published this week, it is intended to provide expressly that the Lords will be inferior to the Commons in that if the…
