Parliamentary graffiti?

Tuesday, July 14, 2009
by Mike McCartney

One of the more arcane methods MPs can use to scrutinise the government are Early Day Motions.  The BBC’s World at One did a great piece recently on the campaign to scrap them.

Posted to UK Politics • Democracy • Specification Focus • AQA (AS • Edexcel (AS) • OCR (AS)
Tags: parliament, mps, commons
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