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McNally, Lord
Type
House
Session
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Department
Member
Primary member
McNally, Lord (3)
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Legislative stage
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Lords statement on political and constitutional reform.
Lords statement on political and constitutional reform.
Lead member
Lord McNally
Department
Ministry of Justice
Type
Ministerial statements
Subjects
Boundary commissions; Constituency size; Constituencies; Alternative vote; House of Commons; General elections; Fixed-term parliaments; Dissolution; Referendums; Censure motions
Date
5 July 2010
Reference
720 c24-36
Chamber / Committee
House of Lords chamber
House
House of Lords
Lords debate on Queen's speech (third day) on home, legal and constitutional affairs and local government.
Lords debate on Queen's speech (third day) on home, legal and constitutional affairs and local government.
Lead member
Lord McNally
Answering member
Lord Hunt of Kings Heath
Department
Home Office; Ministry of Justice; Department for Communities and Local Government
Type
Queen's speech debates
Procedure
Addresses to the Crown
Subjects
Civil liberties; Databases; Counter-terrorism; CCTV; Constituencies; Devolution; Bill of Rights; DNA; House of Lords; House of Commons; Identity cards; House of Lords composition; Electoral systems; Fixed-term parliaments; Dissolution; Exeter; Local government; Police; Norwich; Reform; Reorganisation; Unitary councils; House of Commons composition; Anti-terrorism control orders; Scottish Devolution Commission
Date
27 May 2010
Reference
719 c133-246
Chamber / Committee
House of Lords chamber
House
House of Lords
My Lords, is it not the fact that the Prime Minister became bedazzled and then befuddled by opinion polls? Does the Minister agree that it would be better if all politicians took less notice of these insidious exercises?
My Lords, is it not the fact that the Prime Minister became bedazzled and then befuddled by opinion polls? Does the Minister agree that it would be better if all politicians took less notice of these insidious exercises?
Asked by
Lord McNally
(Liberal Democrat)
Oral questions - Supplementary
Status
Answered
Answered on
22 October 2007
My Lords, in my household they are revered as instruments that enable people to make many decisions, and not just in politics. As for my right honourable friend, he certainly was never bedazzled or befuddled.
Subjects
House of Commons; General elections; Dissolution; Prime Minister; Powers; Parliamentary scrutiny
Date
22 October 2007
Reference
695 c854
Chamber / Committee
House of Lords chamber
House
House of Lords