Why is the breaking news, or news for a matter of fact, I assume this an attempt to bash the tories for doing the same thing that all the other political parties will be doing? Jo Swinson is in line to be offered a life peerage from the Lib Dems.
The HoL is a joke, but then again it's always been, the 1999 act has in turn made things worse given the number of peers in the chamber at the moment
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Previously on "BREAKING NEWS: Zac Goldmith elevated to the House of Lords and will remain as Cabinet"
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Originally posted by Lance View Posttemporary elevation to a peer. Now that would be a reform and a half... And one with some merit.
Though I thought a peerage took longer than this - is there a special mechanism whereby you get it automatically if you are asked to remain in a position without being an MP?
Will they be able to attend Commons to talk in their cabinet capacity or have to deputise an actual MP?
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostSame for Morgan but isn't the writing between the lines that this is temporary until Brexit, to avoid getting bogged down in a re-shuffle?
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Same for Morgan but isn't the writing between the lines that this is temporary until Brexit, to avoid getting bogged down in a re-shuffle?
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Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostIt's amazing that 20 odd years after the reform of the EU that the old 1970's argument of unelected bureaucrats is still trotted out.
Did anyone in Scotland vote for Zac ?
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Originally posted by meridian View PostA majority of all leaders of the 28 nations of the EU.
You could at least make an effort to find out how it all works.
Edit: my bad. 19 members of the Euro, given the context of the Eurogroup.
Did anyone in Scotland vote for Zac ?
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Originally posted by xoggoth View PostNo supporter of the House of Lords, our democratic system need reform, but at least his position has been secured by someone the British public did elect, not by those that nobody here or in other EU countries ever had the chance to vote for. Who voted for Juncker?
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Bloody European countries and their gravy trains full of unelected bureaucrats
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Originally posted by Lance View PostBREAKING NEWS: Zac Goldsmith elevated to the House of Lords and will remain as Cabinet Minister despite losing his seat.
I'm glad we're leaving the corrupt, undemocratic EU.
Nicky Morgan gets Cabinet job and peerage despite vowing to quit Parliament | PoliticsHome.com
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I would say if a MP lost their seat it's a clear signal the voters don't want him anymore so it's an insult to the constituents to immediately reinstate this guy as a peer for life.
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Originally posted by Lance View PostI think the point has been missed though......
It's the shamelessness of a Government that’s been twatting on about the “corrupt and unelected EU” giving a lifelong peerage on day 4 because their MPs are too tulip to fill all the posts.
Giving them out like candy....
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