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Lord Chancellor
Was just wondering whether the Lord chancellor still had soo much power/ discretion as in cabinet member, as well as, Lord Chacellor AND member of parliament aswell.
I know there were planned proposals to cut down some of his jobs/duties but im not sure if its been done yet, anyone know!?
I know there were planned proposals to cut down some of his jobs/duties but im not sure if its been done yet, anyone know!?
The role of the Lord Chancellor within the cabinet has been renamed the 'Minister for Constitutional Affairs'. However the Lord Chancellor is still a member of the House of Lords. The current Lord Chancellor is Lord Falconer and he has promised not to make any judgements. I think Lord Irvine, the previous Lord Chancellor, made one or no judgements in the House of Lords and it appears that it may become a convention that the Lord Chancellor does not sit as a judge.
Despite the government's attempts at reform, it looks like the posts of Minister for Constitutional Affairs and Lord Chancellor will still be held by one person.
See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lord_Chancellor
Despite the government's attempts at reform, it looks like the posts of Minister for Constitutional Affairs and Lord Chancellor will still be held by one person.
See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lord_Chancellor
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The role of the Lord Chancellor within the cabinet has been renamed the 'Minister for Constitutional Affairs'. However the Lord Chancellor is still a member of the House of Lords. The current Lord Chancellor is Lord Falconer and he has promised not to make any judgements. I think Lord Irvine, the previous Lord Chancellor, made one or no judgements in the House of Lords and it appears that it may become a convention that the Lord Chancellor does not sit as a judge.
Despite the government's attempts at reform, it looks like the posts of Minister for Constitutional Affairs and Lord Chancellor will still be held by one person.
See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lord_Chancellor
Despite the government's attempts at reform, it looks like the posts of Minister for Constitutional Affairs and Lord Chancellor will still be held by one person.
See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lord_Chancellor
thanks soo much for that... and that website great help
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