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Lancaster Lawyer Comments on Proposed Changes to Dissolution of ParliamentDate: 17 May 2010 Dr Fergal Davis, a lecturer on Constitutional Law at Lancaster University Law School, has written on the proposed changes to the rules on the dissolution of parliament. Dr Davis argues that the significance of the proposed 55% rule has been overstated. Political reality would ensure that no government could abuse the 55% rule and in reality the proposal is designed to avoid potential constitutional crises whereby the Crown becomes enmeshed in politics. News website: http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2010/may/17/constitution-law-unwritten This item was reported in: The Guardian, Comment is Free on 17/05/2010
Further informationAssociated staff: Fergal F Davis Associated projects: Prerogative powers, proroguing Parliament & the new constitutional realities Associated departments and research centres: Law |
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