Select Committee statement on Thursday, 20 April 2017, in the House of Commons, led by Bernard Jenkin.

EU Referendum: Lessons Learned

Statement on the publication of the Twelfth Report from the Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee, Lessons learned from the EU Referendum (HC 496).

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Type: Parliamentary proceeding
Reference: 624 cc814-820
Session: 2016-17
Department: Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee
Chamber / Committee: House of Commons chamber
Related items: Political Parties, Elections and Referendums Act 2000
Thursday, 30 November 2000
Public acts; Lessons learned from the EU Referendum. Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee twelfth report with Annexes and formal minutes.
Tuesday, 7 March 2017
Parliamentary committees
House of Commons
Proceeding contributions: John Bercow | 624 c819 (Link to this contribution)
We now come to the first Select Committee statement. In a moment I shall call the Chair of the Pu...; Bernard Jenkin | 624 cc819-7 (Link to this contribution)
I am grateful to the Backbench Business Committee for giving me time to present PACAC’s 12th repo...; Jon Trickett | 624 c818 (Link to this contribution)
Thank you, Mr Speaker, for the fairness you have always shown me in this and previous Parliaments...; Bernard Jenkin | 624 c818 (Link to this contribution)
I am grateful for the hon. Gentleman’s question. I will not tangle with all the things that he ra...; Greg Knight | 624 c818 (Link to this contribution)
I congratulate my hon. Friend and his Committee on a comprehensive report. I agree with the remar...; Bernard Jenkin | 624 c818 (Link to this contribution)
I do. We made a specific recommendation that a new body be established to monitor cyber-activity ...; Ronnie Cowan | 624 cc818-9 (Link to this contribution)
I am a member of the Committee, so there is plenty I could say about the report, but I will respe...; Bernard Jenkin | 624 c819 (Link to this contribution)
It is a fact—I make no comment on it, as an impartial Chairman of my Committee—that referendums a...; Patrick Grady | 624 c819 (Link to this contribution)
Was there any discussion in the Committee about the franchise for the referendum? If 16 and 17-ye...; Bernard Jenkin | 624 c819 (Link to this contribution)
I ask the hon. Gentleman: why stop at 16? Why not 14 or 12? These are subjective judgments made b...; Paul Flynn | 624 cc819-820 (Link to this contribution)
Does not the hon. Gentleman agree that our system for referendums and elections is more vulnerabl...; Bernard Jenkin | 624 c820 (Link to this contribution)
With respect, I have asked that question, and I feel I have been rather brushed off by Ministers,...; Greg Mulholland | 624 c820 (Link to this contribution)
I pay tribute to the hon. Gentleman and to the work of the Committee. I was proud to be a member ...; Bernard Jenkin | 624 c820 (Link to this contribution)
I think there is always an advantage in what one might call a post-legislative referendum, or a r...
Subjects: Codes of practice Applications Administration Civil service ICT Referendums Security Regulation UK membership of EU
Legislation: Political Parties, Elections and Referendums Act 2000
Link: View this Parliamentary proceeding on hansard.parliament.uk

EU Referendum: Lessons Learned

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