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To ask the Prime Minister, if he will ask Her Majesty the Queen to allow cameras to film (a) the audience he has with Her Majesty when he requests the dissolution of Parliament and (b) the audience Her Majesty has with the person invited to form the next Government.
To ask the Prime Minister, if he will ask Her Majesty the Queen to allow cameras to film (a) the audience he has with Her Majesty when he requests the dissolution of Parliament and (b) the audience Her Majesty has with the person invited to form the next Government.
That this House welcomes the report of the Fabian Commission on the Future of the Monarchy published on 15th July; believes that the report contains sensible proposals for necessary change to a key element of the constitution; welcomes the Palace's reported view that 'The report is a useful contribution to the debate on changes to the monarchy. We will be interested in seeing public reaction'; calls for the removal of those restrictions preventing the House debating these proposals; and requests that the Government publish a consultation paper to begin the process of reform of the monarchy.
That this House welcomes the report of the Fabian Commission on the Future of the Monarchy published on 15th July; believes that the report contains sensible proposals for necessary change to a key element of the constitution; welcomes the Palace's reported view that 'The report is a useful contribution to...
Pursuant to 220 c19W, if he will give examples of areas where the prerogative powers residing in the Crown are not exercisable by Ministers. (Holding answer 9 March 1993).
Pursuant to 220 c19W, if he will give examples of areas where the prerogative powers residing in the Crown are not exercisable by Ministers. (Holding answer 9 March 1993).