Yes ladies and gentlemen, the Model House of Commons FINALLY joins the AMA craze. We are pleased to announce that we've just abolished the monarchy! Hooray!
Yes ladies and gentlemen, the Model House of Commons FINALLY joins the AMA craze. We are pleased to announce that we've just abolished the monarchy! Hooray!
Questions?
Please let me interject. This should be renamed to "We just abolished the monarchy via the backdoor despite over 70% of you wanting to keep it in a referendum less than two years ago (we still want your vote in the upcoming GE though), ask us anything."
Please let me interject. This should be renamed to "We just abolished the monarchy via the backdoor despite over 70% of you wanting to keep it in a referendum less than two years ago (we still want your vote in the upcoming GE though), ask us anything."
Yes people, they really did do the above.
two years in the MHoC is 16-20 years in real life. People join TSR for UCAS applications and then leave, a entirely different set of people
two years in the MHoC is 16-20 years in real life. People join TSR for UCAS applications and then leave, a entirely different set of people
Few people join and then leave but if we are using the technicality of TSR time in comparison to real time we should use the technicality of the commencement date voiding the bill.
The fact is you ignored the will of 70% to satisfy your ideology.
Few people join and then leave but if we are using the technicality of TSR time in comparison to real time we should use the technicality of the commencement date voiding the bill.
The fact is you ignored the will of 70% to satisfy your ideology.
Few people join and then leave but if we are using the technicality of TSR time in comparison to real time we should use the technicality of the commencement date voiding the bill.
The fact is you ignored the will of 70% to satisfy your ideology.
I am using the fact a Parliamentary Term in TSR is 6 months not 4-5 years as in real life.
A referendum from 4 terms ago is not binding on anyone
The fact is something radical was done and this is a chance for the public to engage with TSR MP's.
I have a question, who keeps track of all the stuff you guys decide on?
Since nothing actually happens, how can you know if any policy was good or not, doesn't it make everything you say for/against any policy somewhat arbitrary?
Does the government feel that it's policy of simply stealing whatever it wants from lawful owners would play well in the financial markets of the world? Does the left have any grounding in reality, or is the consequence free zone of TSR the only place where socialism can function?
I have a question, who keeps track of all the stuff you guys decide on?
Since nothing actually happens, how can you know if any policy was good or not, doesn't it make everything you say somewhat meaningless?
We have a HOC Hansard which lists all Bills presented and whether they pass or not. Bear in mind that most of the older stuff was repealed, with those which are still valid being from the more recent Parliaments
I have a question, who keeps track of all the stuff you guys decide on?
Since nothing actually happens, how can you know if any policy was good or not, doesn't it make everything you say for/against any policy somewhat arbitrary?
All of the law in force in the MHoC is collated here.
No, it's obviously impossible to tell if a policy has worked well or badly, so all of the debate is theoretical.
I have a question, who keeps track of all the stuff you guys decide on?
Since nothing actually happens, how can you know if any policy was good or not, doesn't it make everything you say for/against any policy somewhat arbitrary?
Policies are recorded in Hansard.
The 2nd Q doesn't make sense though. The RL HoC constantly debates laws that haven't been implemented yet. That's the point.
I have a question, who keeps track of all the stuff you guys decide on?
Since nothing actually happens, how can you know if any policy was good or not, doesn't it make everything you say for/against any policy somewhat arbitrary?
We have essentially an archive of all the past documents we have created
That is a annoying issue that nobody can ever solve, particularly around financial legislation. Most of the time we just go with the figures provided as long as they make some sense.