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Proceeding contribution from Lord McNally (Liberal Democrat) 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

I am very grateful. I hope that, from now on, when some people—I will not name them, but we know who they are—start shouting and screaming from those Benches, we can mention that, in the first week in June, the Labour Party had 42 per cent of questions, as against 19 per cent for the Conservatives and 16 per cent for the Liberal Democrats. In the second week, it was 48 per cent for the Labour Party—well done—21 per cent for the Conservatives and 13 per cent for the Liberal Democrats. In the third week, it was 40 per cent for Labour, 19 per cent for the Conservatives and 16 per cent for the Liberal Democrats. In the fourth week, it was 44 per cent for the Labour Party, 18 per cent for the Conservatives and 18 per cent for the Liberal Democrats. I hope that, as this Parliament settles down, we can get away from that Millwall supporters’ attitude.


Secondary information

Type
Proceeding contribution
Reference
720 c592 
Session
2010-12
Chamber / Committee
House of Lords chamber
Subjects
Legislative process House of Lords House of Commons Legislation Membership Parliamentary procedure Parliamentary scrutiny Select committees Self-regulation Backbenchers Division of time Ministerial statements Oral questions Lord Speaker House of Lords Grand Committee
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