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Reading lots of concerning issues on our rights re protest etc. Does anyone know if it has to go through the House of Lords for scrutiny? Surely they'll tear apart the dodgy parts?
Labour has at least now said they will vote against it haven't they? It would still need a lot of Conservatives to vote against/abstain for it not to go through the Commons.
This new legislation coming forward tomorrow... on 19:42 - Mar 14 by Nthsuffolkblue
Labour has at least now said they will vote against it haven't they? It would still need a lot of Conservatives to vote against/abstain for it not to go through the Commons.
Absolutely. But the House of Lords provides a very effective counter in rejecting / rewriting legislation. Seems to me this is exactly the sort of thing they do well. Identify the dubious bits and do their thing...
This new legislation coming forward tomorrow... on 19:44 - Mar 14 by bluelagos
Absolutely. But the House of Lords provides a very effective counter in rejecting / rewriting legislation. Seems to me this is exactly the sort of thing they do well. Identify the dubious bits and do their thing...
But all the Lords can really do is recommend changes and ultimately, should for example a government with a majority of 80 wish to push a bill through unchanged, then the Lords is no more than a delay.
This new legislation coming forward tomorrow... on 19:46 - Mar 14 by You_Bloo_Right
But all the Lords can really do is recommend changes and ultimately, should for example a government with a majority of 80 wish to push a bill through unchanged, then the Lords is no more than a delay.
And besides, if they don't pass it Priti will visit them in the night and suck out all their blood.
This new legislation coming forward tomorrow... on 19:42 - Mar 14 by Nthsuffolkblue
Labour has at least now said they will vote against it haven't they? It would still need a lot of Conservatives to vote against/abstain for it not to go through the Commons.
If I can guarantee one thing it is that no future Labour government will revoke it!
"They break our legs and tell us to be grateful when they offer us crutches."
This new legislation coming forward tomorrow... on 19:42 - Mar 14 by Nthsuffolkblue
Labour has at least now said they will vote against it haven't they? It would still need a lot of Conservatives to vote against/abstain for it not to go through the Commons.
Good if true.
But why were they so far behind this? They should have been shouting it from the rooftops in the days previous. Unfortunately, I can only believe that this is them bending with the wind which they didn’t do when no-one was that interested in all the previous sh!tty stuff they abstained on like Spycops.
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This new legislation coming forward tomorrow... on 16:55 - Mar 15 with 1199 views
This new legislation coming forward tomorrow... on 19:58 - Mar 14 by bluelagos
That was quite incredible. I assumed it'd been edited to make her look bad so went and found the original interview. Yet it's faithfully reproduced in this sketch. Mind-numbingly stupid stuff from Priti.
This new legislation coming forward tomorrow... on 16:55 - Mar 15 by Swansea_Blue
That was quite incredible. I assumed it'd been edited to make her look bad so went and found the original interview. Yet it's faithfully reproduced in this sketch. Mind-numbingly stupid stuff from Priti.
I know a few Dfid employees and they were scathing in their comments about her.
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