Will think of some more, but for now:
* Is there still a place for Common Law Jurisdiction?
* If you are meant to serve and represent the people, why doesn't the MPs' Oath of Allegiance include the people?
* Many MPs are registered as companies (for example, my MP, Craig Whittaker, who is registered as Craig Whittaker MP at the House of Commons). How can companies vote on acts that affect people?
* Is it not time to stop pressuring MPs to vote according to party lines but, instead, according to their conscience and in the best interests of their constituents?
* As a voter, I find it difficult to discern ideological differences between the bigger parties. Both Labour and the Conservatives appear to follow the same agenda, which has led to a lack of true opposition. The Liberal Democrats appear to have left behind their ideological stance in order to support their coalition partners. Politics, then, has increasingly moved to the right of the spectrum, and that means that voters like myself feel alienated and unrepresented. I would like to ask the political parties what has caused this uniformity and whether and how this will change.