Proceeding contribution from Lord Lea of Crondall (Labour) in the House of Lords on Thursday, 11 June 2009. It occurred during Debate on Constitutional Renewal.
Constitutional Renewal
My Lords, I agree substantially with what my noble friend has said, with one exception, which is not about the period when Jack Straw was Home Secretary. It is a well known fact that, over the past two years, the Steel Bill has had a three-quarters or 80 per cent cooked cake but, in the interests of an ostensibly far more radical plan, the noble Lord, Lord Steel, has not actually achieved that Lords reform. That is what has been rather disappointing to many of us. In no sense is that a general assessment of the radical instincts or achievements of Mr Jack Straw, which have been considerable.
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- Codes of practice Accountability Discipline Conduct Allowances Devolution Civil service British constitution Elections Freedom of information House of Lords House of Commons Electoral systems Misconduct Ministerial powers Members Public consultation Parliamentary scrutiny Peers Special advisers Regulation Reform Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority
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