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[Joey66]

Errrr. Any parliamentary bill has to have royal assent once it's passed through both houses.........

A new PM can change that bill if they had a majority government.......

 

[roydo]

That's what my post indicated the furor if she had intervened ok.....

But she didnt. So no one should get upset.

She isnt allowed to intervene.

 

[Joey66]

The current line of Brexiteer thinking seems to be

'we need our heroic unelected institutions to save us from the decisions of our elected representatives, in order to give power back to our elected representatives, because it's been taken by an unelected institution'

A good reason to get rid of the hangers on then.....

 

[roydo]

A new PM can change that bill if they had a majority government.......

Parliaments can pass pretty much what they want, although I think some acts can be future proofed. Cant remember the process nor the name given to them though.

 

[Jebus_lives]

No, but the Queen has stayed out of politics all her life - also it's another reason to abolish the House of Lords ......

I see the house of Lotds are phillibustering the Yvette Cooper bill

Make your mind up.

 

[roydo]

A good reason to get rid of the hangers on then.....

The Lords? They are a revising chamber, again, like the Queen, with no real power. Like a second exam marker checking the marks the first one gave you in an exam.

 

[Jebus_lives]

A good reason to get rid of the hangers on then.....

Do you just say a selection of words and phrases throughout the day and hope for the best?

 

[Khalekan]

That's what my post indicated the furor if she had intervened ok.....

Are you in favour of Mrs. Mountbatten being able to overrule Parliament, Joe?

 

[Jebus_lives]

Parliaments can pass pretty much what they want, although I think some acts can be future proofed. Cant remember the process nor the name given to them though.

That's just the legislative process. Most laws are written with societal and technological changes in mind and contentious elements clarified through the judicial process. Laws are amended or superceded by other laws if they are deemed inadequate or where particular priciples need to be codified like Health and Safety at Work Act or Civil Contingencies Act.

Where there is a disagreement between the Lord's and Parliament the Parliament Acts 1911 and 1949 are used to settle it, like the Sexual Offences Act 2000 or Hunting Act 2004.

 

[Jebus_lives]

420 to 110 in favour of May's proposal to seek an Article 50 extension to June 30

Just a shame it's not actually June 2030....

 

[Khalekan]

420 to 110 in favour of May's proposal to seek an Article 50 extension to June 30

Just a shame it's not actually June 2030....

Or better yet, 2130

So....if the EU consent to this extension, will we have the Euro elections in May?

 

[Joey66]

Are you in favour of Mrs. Mountbatten being able to overrule Parliament, Joe?

If that person is in unelected - No it's a class chosen lazy Parliment ......

 

[Joey66]

Do you just say a selection of words and phrases throughout the day and hope for the best?

The Lords? They are a revising chamber, again, like the Queen, with no real power. Like a second exam marker checking the marks the first one gave you in an exam.

Unelected no thanks.....

 

[Khalekan]

If that person is in the unelected House of Lords - No......

No....I mean the unelected arl bird in Buckingham Palace.

And I don’t mean the charlady BTW.

 

[Joey66]

No....I mean the unelected arl bird in Buckingham Palace.

And I don’t mean the charlady BTW.

The palace should be opened as a museum to raise income for the public purse ......and the many hangers on reduce their income .....in the family......They could be used to better use ok!