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They can remove the whip from MPs, but cannot remove them from the House of Commons.
MPs can keep their seat in the House of Commons even if the party whip is withdrawn from them. Withdrawal of the whip from an MP means the MP is effectively expelled from their party but remains a Member of Parliament and can continue to sit in the House of Commons as an independent.
Although non-independent MPs are affiliated with political parties, they are ultimately elected by the voters in their specific constituency, not by their party.
Therefore, among those expelled from the Conservative Party by Boris, apart from the ones who've ceased to be MP by their own decision, the rest are still MPs.
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Hi luvpink ,
Hope you’re doing ok . Yes it’s like a lottery the whole thing . I feel the same as my conditions can’t get better and assessor was knowledgeable yet still 2 years increased to three by dwp. This is where they waste money. How do they think you’ll suddenly improve? It’s just cruel keep making us go over things again and again. Without energy I don’t know what I can do , even sitting in a chair for any length of time is so tiring I need to rest . If the severe category is fair and not down to luck of who assesses us it would be a good way to save us . Unfortunately I don’t trust them as how many wouldn’t actually fit the criteria? They want as many off as possible
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II've Posted some articles from john pring may want to read them
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They are lying to us all no shock well it is actually how any mps vote on this are sadistic I'm glad activists holding them to account how can they get away with it all it needs scrapping ASAP
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Its really really hard but thankgod this is all getting called out before the vote thier lying to us and mps it's sick as worrying as it is all we can do is have hope mps will do the right thing how they can ignore all this evidence and there is so much evidence of what thier up to and people are calling them out much love
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I'm okay thanks, been for a walk this morning to de-stress with all this horrid stuff going on, it gets overwhelming at times, especially not knowing what to believe, and Kendall spouting utter garbage etc!! Hope your well too 😊
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interesting note at top: This bill is expected to be certified as a money bill
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That’s sounds nice Charlie especially as the weathers been nice. I’m ok thanks .
God I can’t stand that woman , her contorted face
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Oh wow I thought it wasn’t allowed
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Hi MW,
Johnny just posted something which had a note at the top that I will be a money bill .
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posted by Johnny . Is this why they’re confident it’ll pass ? Does it mean no vote is needed
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maybe if vote doesn’t go there way they can certify it as a money bill
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They’re far more cunning than the Tory’s
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I asked john pring if it's money bill he said yes
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That's worried me
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Me too
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I'm sorry to say, I have found the Lords as unhelpful as MPs. They have nothing to lose.
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If it’s true that it will be passed as a money bill what exactly does it mean ? Is it definitely going through ? And why is there no mention of this in the media or online
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Will the pip changes mainly affect those with learning disabilities ? My son goes to a place where he learns skills etc & they sent a msg today saying that pip could affect those with learning disabilities & also a link to ask local MP to help stop it ? Thank you.
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I don't know how much more we are meant to take but this is what it says it's up to the speaker could you contact Jeremy and ask why letter headed money bill god we will all have heart problems before any of this loads of people have been saying definitely not money bill but in black and white
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