I very much agree with that. That is a very sensible approach and I am sure that consensus could be reached. The point I was making is on the argument that we should not do this because substantive reform is just around the corner. As I said, even if we agreed and a Bill went through and was approved by both Houses, it would be very unlikely to be implemented before 2020. So for at least five years ahead, we will be working under the current arrangements. The argument for sensible change—
House of Lords (Expulsion and Suspension) Bill [HL]
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Lord Hunt of Kings Heath
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Debate on bills on House of Lords (Expulsion and Suspension) Bill [HL].
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