Reform in Parliament Sparks Heated Commons Debate
In a murky transcript of April 18 a House of Commons debate centers on reform of electoral rules and parliamentary duration. Ministers and peers clash over gradual changes versus sudden shifts with many voices invoking historic documents and the crown.
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