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General ElectionI call on the Prime Minister to dissolve Parliament and call a General election.
I ask for that for two reasons;
- The period of elections was agreed at 5-6 months, which have now passed.
- The parliament is quite dead at the moment and an election may awaken it, also this would allow a new speaker to be chosen who is actually active.
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Again elections are held at the discretion of the PM.Also yes the 5th November is 6 months but the time agreed was 5-6 months so as 5th October is 5 months we are in that range.
If you have no confidence in the PM, then that is another question and you can (try) to organise a vote of no confidence. -
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I have a question for the PM and any Liberal Democrat whilst we're at it.(Original post by Socrates)
Again elections are held at the discretion of the PM.
If you have no confidence in the PM, then that is another question and you can (try) to organise a vote of no confidence.
What have you done whilst being the government of TSR which makes people want to vote for you in the future? Or what have you done full stop? -
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Reply to the House. I'll repeat my question;(Original post by 2 + 2 = 5)
To which of the three potential voters shall I aim my reply?
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That didn't answer my question. So, Mr Prime Minister, I'll ask you again, and perhaps this time you can answer my question.(Original post by 2 + 2 = 5)
In true politico style, I'll answer your question with a question. There are, at the moment, around two active parties here. One of these parties effectively has one member. The other is the government. What makes them want to vote for anyone else? Or at all?
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So, are you admitting to the House Mr Prime Minister that whilst in power the TSR Lib dems have done NOTHING??(Original post by 2 + 2 = 5)
Well, actually, I think it did. Well done on trying the old anti-Vienna "repeat the question" tactic, however.
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The number of bills discussed and voted upon, although not huge, would suggest that something has been done. This is an internet forum ffs, we aren't really in parliament.(Original post by !Laxy!)
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Sorry, maybe I didn't make myself clear. What have the TSR LIB DEMS (Not anyone else) done in government?(Original post by Socrates)
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The only bills that were seriously debated were presented by the Conservative and Green parties.(Original post by Socrates)
The number of bills discussed and voted upon, although not huge, would suggest that something has been done. This is an internet forum ffs, we aren't really in parliament.
