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Anton - MRP Calculator
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Re: Constituency Claim 2001
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The BBC
Publicly-funded and totally factual. - 2 Topics
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Re: BBC News (2001-Present)
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The Papers
Also known as the gutter press, the papers present the viewpoints of various segments of society, and give MPs an opportunity to write directly to them. - 11 Topics
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Re: The Financial Times
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William Croft Speech to the H…
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The Speaker's Chair
"Order!" The Speaker's chair is where Members will take their Oath of Allegiance, raise Points of Order, and listen attentively to what the Speaker has to say. - 5 Topics
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Re: Points of Order
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Motions & Ministerial Statements
Before the drudgery of daily work begins, Members may convene in the Chamber to discuss any manner of motion that is brought before the House. Likewise, this is the opportunity for Ministers of the Crown to address the House.
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Question Time
The most publicly-viewed, and least productive, part of the Parliamentarian's day when Ministers of the Crown are brought in front of the opposition and summarily raked over the coals. Of course, nothing is ever really asked and nothing is ever really answered, but it makes for good theatre. - 17 Topics
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Re: Home Office Questions
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First Reading
The First Reading, where legislation is briefly introduced to the House, before debate begins. - 2 Topics
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Public Appointments and Accou…
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Second and Third Reading
Where the bills which wish to become law are first debated and discussed before they head to division. - 3 Topics
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Division
"Division! Clear the lobby!" - 3 Topics
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The House of Lords
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