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The government can withdraw a bill by moving to discharge the order for its next stage. If no MP objects, it’s quietly dropped without debate or division. But if even one MP objects, it must be debated and voted on.
In my view, ministers would only take this step if they’re seriously worried about the reasoned amendments being tabled, or fear a backbench rebellion that could derail the bill entirely.
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This is the point to thank all mps who voted against and email tories
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UUh yes, who could forget that one 😅
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Must admit last night when I was up for most of the night I imagined, we're not the only ones, they'll be quite a few of them looking rough today. Welcome to my world 😬😂.
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I would say no chance, Labour don't do the visit from the 'men in grey suits', who hand you a revolver and a bottle of whisky, but these are strange times.
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My Labour M.P voted in favour of cuts.
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Morning all. Following reports of some issues posting (likely due to the size of the discussion, we've created a new one here - Green Paper Related Discussions NEW . I'm going to close this one off now. Hopefully we'll have some more good news today! 🙂
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