Asquith (who was now PM) had to call a general elections in January 1910 over the issue. The result was a stalemate
Liberals had to rely on the support of the Irish who were demanding a Home Rule Bill.
After the January 1910 election the government introduced the Parliament Bill which said:
Lords could not reject or ammend financial legislation.
Could only reject or ammend two legislation per Parliament
Parliament was reduced form 7 years to 5
May 1910 King George came to the throne.
Asquith called a second election December 1910, which was also a stalemate.
In August 1911 Asquith threatened to create new Liberal Peers in order to get the Bill passed, so the Lords passed it.
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