House of Lords reform
- Created by: Katie Beaumont
- Created on: 30-05-16 10:52
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- House of Lords Reform
- The rejection of the AV left the Lib Dems with the prospect of HOL reform.
- Both the Tories and Lib Dems had been committed to a largely or entirely elected 2nd Chamber
- However, many Conservative MPs continued to have reservations about this.
- This was because they feared that such a chamber may become a rival to the HOL.
- However, many Conservative MPs continued to have reservations about this.
- 91 Conservative MPs voted against the Progress of the Lords Reform Bill.
- Therefore the Bill was rejected.
- House of Lords Reform
- The rejection of the AV left the Lib Dems with the prospect of HOL reform.
- Both the Tories and Lib Dems had been committed to a largely or entirely elected 2nd Chamber
- This was because they feared that such a chamber may become a rival to the HOL.
- 91 Conservative MPs voted against the Progress of the Lords Reform Bill.
- Therefore the Bill was rejected.
- Therefore the Bill was rejected.
- House of Lords Reform
- Therefore the Bill was rejected.
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