Paragraph 4.11 of the White Paper states that"““current conventions are the right ones for a reformed House to deal with, certainly early in its life””."
If the upper Chamber is primarily or significantly elected, how ““early in its life”” does the Leader of the House expect there to be pressure for a change in those conventions? Would not it be more appropriate to ensure that they are enshrined in law before he rushes headlong into the process of determining how the upper House should be composed?
House of Lords Reform
Proceeding contribution from
Andrew George
(Liberal Democrat)
in the House of Commons on Tuesday, 6 March 2007.
It occurred during Debate on House of Lords Reform.
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2006-07
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