[First Published on Tuesday 25th January 2011] This archive item is a window onto issues as they appeared at the time. It contains facts and opinions which may have been superseded by subsequent events. The Cabinet Manual proved to be a … [Read more...] about Uncertain implications of the Cabinet Manual
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Continued controversy over EU Bill
This archive item is a window onto issues as they appeared at the time. It contains facts and opinions which may have been superseded by subsequent events. Against a backdrop of Lords working through the night, The European Union Bill was … [Read more...] about Continued controversy over EU Bill
Lords Reform; more predictable in context than in implication?
[First Published on Monday 17th January 2011] This archive item is a window onto issues as they appeared at the time. It contains facts and opinions which may have been superseded by subsequent events. An unspoken minor casualty of global … [Read more...] about Lords Reform; more predictable in context than in implication?
Scaling the Heights of Lords’ Reform
[First Published on Wednesday 5th January 2011] This archive item is a window onto issues as they appeared at the time. It contains facts and opinions which may have been superseded by subsequent events. If you had risen to your feet in Parliament … [Read more...] about Scaling the Heights of Lords’ Reform
The Cabinet Manual; controversy over codification
[First Published on Tuesday 21st December 2010] This archive item is a window onto issues as they appeared at the time. It contains facts and opinions which may have been superseded by subsequent events. Published last week by the head of the … [Read more...] about The Cabinet Manual; controversy over codification
Was the Black Knight a member of the House of Lords?
[First Published on Friday 17th December 2010] This archive item is a window onto issues as they appeared at the time. It contains facts and opinions which may have been superseded by subsequent events. Was the Black Knight a member of the … [Read more...] about Was the Black Knight a member of the House of Lords?
Tuition fees – the tangible impact of constitutional reform
[First Published on Friday 10th December 2010] This archive item is a window onto issues as they appeared at the time. It contains facts and opinions which may have been superseded by subsequent events. Amid sit-ins in London, Cambridge, … [Read more...] about Tuition fees – the tangible impact of constitutional reform
Coalition urged to put moratorium on Lords appointments
[First Published on Thursday 25th November 2010] This archive item is a window onto issues as they appeared at the time. It contains facts and opinions which may have been superseded by subsequent events. Constitutional expert Dr Meg Russell … [Read more...] about Coalition urged to put moratorium on Lords appointments
Leading academic lambasts AV
[First Published on Friday 19th November 2010] This archive item is a window onto issues as they appeared at the time. It contains facts and opinions which may have been superseded by subsequent events. Simon Hix, professor in the … [Read more...] about Leading academic lambasts AV
Constituency boundaries – joining up the map of reform?
[First Published on Monday 8th November 2010] This archive item is a window onto issues as they appeared at the time. It contains facts and opinions which may have been superseded by subsequent events. According to the Government “our … [Read more...] about Constituency boundaries – joining up the map of reform?
Political reform: still a choice or new political necessity?
[First Published on Monday 1st November 2010] This archive item is a window onto issues as they appeared at the time. It contains facts and opinions which may have been superseded by subsequent events. Professor Margaret Wilson, Former … [Read more...] about Political reform: still a choice or new political necessity?
71% think independent body should draft referendum question
[First Published on Wednesday 6th October 2010] This archive item is a window onto issues as they appeared at the time. It contains facts and opinions which may have been superseded by subsequent events. Opinion polls on AV over the summer … [Read more...] about 71% think independent body should draft referendum question