[Rakas21]

A quote from my deity seems most appropriate..

I always cheer up immensely if an attack is particularly wounding because I think, well, if they attack one personally, it means they have not a single political argument left.

I shall leave you to guess who.

[Metrobeans]

The results for week 11-12 of the Motion and Bill Challenge are below.

Week 13-14: 2nd - 15th July inclusive

TSR Government.............3 points - 1 bill, 1 motion

TSR Labour Party............0 points - 0 bills, 0 motions

TSR Liberal Democrats.....0 points - 0 bills, 0 motions

TSR Libertarian:..............0 points - 0 bills, 0 motions

TSR Socialist...................0 points - 0 bills, 0 motions

barnetlad.......................0 points - 0 bills, 2 joke motions

Congrats to JPKC for writing a bill and to the Government for winning the first two weeks. The other parties have some catching up to do, with no new submissions!

It's been a pretty quiet in terms of new submissions lately, though second readings and petitions have kept us busy. They won't sustain us throughout the rest of the month however, so keep the bills and motions coming in. Have a brainstorm and see if there's anything you can come up with. Remember that if each party could submit a motion or bill a week, the HoC would be heaving with activity! A little effort from each party makes a massive difference to the Model House of Commons.

[Rakas21]

I do believe that this is now 5-0.

[Rakas21]

Additionally i have been looking through the stats from the beginning of term and i have to give a big commendation to the Liberal Democrats who per MP have been by far the most productive.

[RoryS]

(Original post by Rakas21)
Additionally i have been looking through the stats from the beginning of term and i have to give a big commendation to the Liberal Democrats who per MP have been by far the most productive.

Hear hear - well done them. I'm sure Labour will be on more form soon.

[Birchington]

(Original post by Rakas21)
Additionally i have been looking through the stats from the beginning of term and i have to give a big commendation to the Liberal Democrats who per MP have been by far the most productive.

Thanks! Hopefully we can win the 'Most Active Party' gold medal at the end of the parliament.

[Rakas21]

(Original post by Birchington)
Thanks! Hopefully we can win the 'Most Active Party' gold medal at the end of the parliament.

Your certainly the most productive (just over 4 points per MP to the governments 2.x) however you are 15 points behind to Sunday compared to the leading government (you may be able to usurp Labour for second).

[Rakas21]

Pretty quiet week just passed.

[Metrobeans]

I'll have this up to date with the results for July tomorrow.


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[Metrobeans]

The results for week 15-16 of the Motion and Bill Challenge are below.

Week 15-16: 16th - 29th July inclusive

TSR Government.............2 points - 1 bill, 0 motion

TSR Labour Party............4 points - 2 bill, 0 motions

TSR Liberal Democrats.....4 points - 2 bill, 0 motions

TSR Libertarian:..............0 points - 0 bills, 0 motions

TSR Socialist...................2 points - 1 bills, 0 motions

barnetlad.......................2 points - 0 bills, 2 motions, 1 joke motion

Congrats to the TSR Conservative Party for submitting a bill and UKIP for submitting a motion!

Month 4 results:

TSR Government.............5 points - 2 bills, 1 motion

TSR Labour Party............4 points - 2 bills, 0 motions

TSR Liberal Democrats.....4 points - 2 bills, 0 motions

TSR Libertarian:..............0 points - 0 bills, 0 motions

TSR Socialist...................2 points - 1 bill, 0 motions

barnetlad.......................2 points - 0 bills, 2 motions, 1 joke motion

Congrats to the Government for winning the month!

The last two weeks were busier than the first two which is encouraging and I'm glad to see (almost) every party submitting something. As Rakas has mentioned in another thread, we are just a few bills off this session becoming the most productive ever and that is a credit to you all. I do hope this continues throughout August and the rest of this session and I hope that my successor will continue to keep you updated on your progress with hopefully more regularity than myself!

As I always say, a little effort from each party makes a huge difference to the Model House of Commons!

[Rakas21]

A slow month thus far.

How are things looking now?

[Rakas21]

Any update to this?

[Rakas21]

Results from the 30th July to August 26th...

Labour: 6 (4 motions, 1 bill)
Government: 5 (2 bills, 1 motion)
Libertarians: 4 (2 bills)

Barnetlad: 2

Poor performance from Socialists and Lib Dems.

Congrats Labour, first win since month 1.

[Moleman1996]

(Original post by Rakas21)
Results from the 30th July to August 26th...

Labour: 6 (4 motions, 1 bill)
Government: 5 (2 bills, 1 motion)
Libertarians: 4 (2 bills)

Barnetlad: 2

Poor performance from Socialists and Lib Dems.

Congrats Labour, first win since month 1.

Good to see government churning out a steady flow of bills all term

[RoryS]

(Original post by Rakas21)
Results from the 30th July to August 26th...

Labour: 6 (4 motions, 1 bill)
Government: 5 (2 bills, 1 motion)
Libertarians: 4 (2 bills)

Barnetlad: 2

Poor performance from Socialists and Lib Dems.

Congrats Labour, first win since month 1.

Woo hoo! Go Labour!

(Original post by davidmarsh01)
QFA

Something to be congratulated for... well done us

[Rakas21]

(Original post by Moleman1996)
Good to see government churning out a steady flow of bills all term

Aye, across the whole term we are still about 10 points ahead, this month has seen the Libertarians take over the Socialists however.

[Moleman1996]

(Original post by Rakas21)
Aye, across the whole term we are still about 10 points ahead.

yeah, we didnt do what people expected and dramatically slow down immediately after the election, most active government i've seen since joining in terms of bills and motions

[Rakas21]

(Original post by Moleman1996)
yeah, we didnt do what people expected and dramatically slow down immediately after the election, most active government i've seen since joining in terms of bills and motions

As a government we have the most active by quite some way, the whole house however needs only 1 more bill for the most active parliament on record (68 bills for 9th parliament and this one).

[Mechie]

It's good that Labour got the highest points, but that's not what really matters. What matters is that activity is up pretty much across the board, which is great. It'd be no use if one party was winning it every month with the other miles behind, would it? Well done to the Tories this term for having a good, active government.

[Rakas21]

(Original post by davidmarsh01)
It's good that Labour got the highest points, but that's not what really matters. What matters is that activity is up pretty much across the board, which is great. It'd be no use if one party was winning it every month with the other miles behind, would it? Well done to the Tories this term for having a good, active government.

Indeed, you have also likely cemented second over the term as bar the Lib Dems being amazingly active.