Liora’s powerful critique of the composition of the Bill of Rights Commission has drawn a number of comments. […]
Month: April 2011
The unrepresentative nature of the House of Commons that arises from the present electoral system has long been […]
Many poor arguments are advanced in favour of the Alternative Vote. Among the arguments is the promise that […]
Yes to Fairer Votes launched their formal campaign for the AV referendum on 2 April. Electoral reformers fondly […]
Mark Elliott has provided an excellent analysis of the terms of reference and options open to the recently […]
The Guardian has published an ICM poll on the Alternative Vote that shows a strong lead for the […]
According to the BBC’s James Landale, a cross-party group of peers have cautioned the PM not to make […]
In March, the Ministry of Justice announced the creation of a commission charged with the task of looking […]
The Inner House of the Court of Session has handed down its much-anticipated judgment in Axa General Insurance […]
While we must all be happy for Prince William and Kate Middleton on their wedding day, we must […]
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