The Brown Commission has recommended replacing the House of Lords with an elected Assembly of the Nations and Regions of […]
Category Archive: UK Parliament
It has become increasingly popular to include what I term a ‘super-enabling clause’ in primary legislation. It is […]
As I sit and watch the turmoil at Westminster on the morning (afternoon in London) that Liz Truss […]
Followers of online commentator David Allen Green will be familiar with his (increasingly exasperated) observation that constitutional law […]
The current Prime Minister’s long running battle with the Seven Principles of Public Life continues to gather pace. […]
Recently, online debates have emerged about the usefulness of the website TheyWorkForYou (TWFY), a tool which provides people […]
Does the jurisdiction of the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards over donations to Members of Parliament extend to members […]
Following a year-long inquiry into the future governance of the United Kingdom, the House of Lords Constitution Committee […]
‘Who runs the House?’ While most people were watching the Johnson government stumble from one crisis to another […]
Introduction In light of the ongoing migration issues, the UK’s government set out to reform the immigration system […]
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