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I like Mr Bercow to be honest. I think it's something to do with me thinking he's a lucky fellow to have had a bit of Mrs Bercow rather than anything to do with his professional career though.
I like Mr Bercow to be honest. I think it's something to do with me thinking he's a lucky fellow to have had a bit of Mrs Bercow rather than anything to do with his professional career though.
You seem to be in favour of circumscribing the power of the Speaker to select amendments. I think that might disrupt the parliamentary schedule somewhat.
Speaker should not have power to decide what is up for voting, maybe only order (based on say number of signatures).
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