So the silly season is back with a second instalment of last year’s soap opera but with the […]
Category Archive: UK Parliament
The perception that the protections afforded by domestic courts under the Human Rights Act 1998 (HRA) should replicate […]
Stephen Sedley, the UKCLG’s honorary president, has an article in the London Review of Books “The Goodwin and […]
On the 17th May 2011 the Political and Constitutional Reform Committee produced a short report, ‘Parliament’s Role in […]
How far, if at all, should we take into account the effects of our internal constitutional debates on […]
I think they should, and want to explain why in a way that addresses the issue recently faced […]
The Government has published the House of Lords Reform Draft Bill. The proposals are still subject to consultation […]
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 […]
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