Proceeding contribution from Lord Rooker (Labour Independent) in the House of Lords on Monday, 12 July 2010. It occurred during Debate on House of Lords: Working Practices.
House of Lords: Working Practices
Many who would stand up if they could be called are put off, and they are world experts in the variety of issues that this House deals with. Peers should be asked about this, and I am pleased that when the Leader talked about how the silent majority were going to rule, I think that that is what he was referring to: those who are not here as opposed to those who speak. There ought to be some questionnaires from Leader’s Group asking people what they think before proposals are brought back to the House for decision. I shall finish with my two key words. When decisions come back, pilot them and trial them. That way, we might make a bit of progress.
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