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To ask the Prime Minister, if he will review how effectively smaller political parties are represented in the House of Lords so as to inform the next recommendations he plans to make for appointments to that House.
To ask the Prime Minister, if he will review how effectively smaller political parties are represented in the House of Lords so as to inform the next recommendations he plans to make for appointments to that House.
I refer the hon. Member to the answer I gave to the hon. Member for Newport West (Mr Flynn) on 3 June 2015, UIN 102.
To ask the Prime Minister, what the average annual cost to the public purse is of a Member of the House of Lords; and how many peerages he estimates will be created over the next 12 months.
To ask the Prime Minister, what the average annual cost to the public purse is of a Member of the House of Lords; and how many peerages he estimates will be created over the next 12 months.
The cost of the House of Lords is a matter for the House authorities. Any peerages to be created would be made in accordance with established procedure.
To ask the Prime Minister, by what formula will party political makeup of new appointments to the House of Lords be made over this Parliament.
To ask the Prime Minister, by what formula will party political makeup of new appointments to the House of Lords be made over this Parliament.
Appointments will be made in the usual way. Appointments will be vetted for propriety by the House of Lords Appointments Commission.
To ask the Prime Minister how many of the people elevated to the peerage since May 2010 who take the Conservative party whip (a) worked and (b) are working in the financial sector.
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To ask the Prime Minister how many of the people elevated to the peerage since May 2010 who take the Conservative party whip (a) worked and (b) are working in the financial sector.
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Information on people elevated to the peerage since May 2010 is in the public domain.