10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DIVISION LOBBY»
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Revise GCSE Citizenship Studies for Edexcel
The Commons Chamber 1 Speaker's Chair 2 Table of the House 3 Despatch
boxes 4 The Mace 5 The Bar of the House 6 Aye Division Lobby 7 No Division
Lobby 8 Division Clerks' Desks 9 Entrances to Lobbies 10 Exits from Lobbies 11
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Anthony Batchelor, Trevor Green, 2004
2
How Parliament Works 6th Edition
The tellers, one from each side so that they agree on the numbers, then go to the
exit door of each division lobby and count MPs as they emerge (whips will be at
the other end of the lobby to encourage their own MPs to vote the right way).
Robert Rogers, Rhodri Walters, 2013
3
Companion to the standing orders and guide to the ...
1 7.06 At the end of three minutes, the doors at the exit from each division lobby
are unlocked and the Lord on the Woolsack or in the Chair again puts the
Question. lf only one side replies, the Lord on the Woolsack or in the Chair says: "
The ...
Great Britain: Parliament: House of Lords, 2010
The Division Bell rang to signal the second voteof the day andImademy way
towards the Division Lobby.Finding myself within the lobby, I moved slowly
amongthemilling hordes of my colleagues and finally passed through theTelling
Desk ...
Bob Marshall-Andrews, 2011
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Chambers concise dictionary
... rooms open. 2 a common entrance giving access to several flats or apartments.
3 an antechamber of a legislative hall. 4 Brit (also division lobby) either of two
corridors in the House of Commons that members pass into when they vote.
At 3.30 precisely, Prime Minister's Question Time was over and MPs moved in
one heaving crush through the double doors that led out into the division lobby,
where conversation could begin. The first remark Joseph heard directed at him ...
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Chabers 21st Century Dictionary
4 Brit {also division lobby) either of two corridors in the House of Commons that
members pass into when they vote. 5 Brit a hall in the House of Commons where
members of the public meet politicians. 6 a group of people who try to influence ...
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The Point of Departure: Why One of Britain's Leading ...
Kind words in the Chamber are all very fine, but I'd much rather have votes in the
division lobby.' We got through the bulk of the package to strengthen the
resources and role of the select committees. However, we failed by a dozen votes
to ...
9
Liberal Lion: Jo Grimond: A Political Life
While Labour remained in power during his early days as chief whip, unity in the
division lobby was indeed elusive. In the two parliamentary sessions of 1950 and
1950-1951 there were 215 divisions in which the whips were applied.
He died in the Division Lobby actually while thedivision was being taken." "In the
Division Lobby? But you said you didn't take him with you." "I didn't. Hewas in the
Government Lobby." Cynthia's face contractedwith pain.A low moan burst from ...
Alfred Edward Woodley Mason, 1926
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DIVISION LOBBY»
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Is it time for electronic voting at Westminster?
The House puts two MPs through its own division lobby. The Commons is a bullying, braying, inefficient anachronism sorely in need of ... «PoliticsHome.com, Jul 15»
Evel idea 'sounds racist', says Sir Gerald Kaufman
... every member from those holding the highest office through to the most newly elected Member of Parliament is equal in the division lobby? «Scotsman, Jul 15»
Tory English votes for English laws proposals 'sound racist'
... every member from those holding the highest office through to the most newly elected member of Parliament is equal in the division lobby? «stv.tv, Jul 15»
Repairing Parliament Will Be Costly, But Squandering the …
Do we really need to vote by queuing up in a division lobby to have our name scored off by hand? Couldn't we look at electronic voting within ... «Huffington Post UK, Jun 15»
It's the economy that will decide the EU referendum
In a packed Division Lobby last week, a senior colleague and a former chairman of an influential Select Committee whispered in my ear. "Don't ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jun 15»
Harriet Harman tells David Cameron to 'show a bit more class'
"Firstly, can I thank the honorable lady and all those Labour MPs who joined us in the division lobby last night. After five years of opposing a ... «The Independent, Jun 15»
Douglas Carswell: “I speak for Millions” in Westminster
I may have only one vote in the Division Lobby, but I shall use it to support Ministers when they do sensible things, to oppose the Government ... «UKIP, Jun 15»
Planned £12bn Tory welfare cuts will lead to two million a year using …
We're not going to stand on the doors of the division lobby and say, 'You can't come in here unless you're in the Labour Party.' We've urged ... «The Independent, May 15»
Leaders' election debate: Farage and Sturgeon win, says poll - live …
She then launches an attack on Ed Miliband, saying he "trooped" through the same Division Lobby as the Tories to vote for £30bn of spending ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Apr 15»
Police investigate Lib Dem donations: live
Labour MPs erupted into whoops and applause even before the result was formally announced when tellers returned from the division lobby ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Mar 15»
