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A party has come into power which does not command a majority in the House of Commons . That is not , by itself , an entirely new situation . In 1923 the Labour party came into power , although it possessed less than a third of the ...
A party has come into power which does not command a majority in the House of Commons . That is not , by itself , an entirely new situation . In 1923 the Labour party came into power , although it possessed less than a third of the ...
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Under the two - party system the decision on any question that comes before the House rests with the controllers of the party that commands a majority . If those controllers decide that a particular course is desirable in the interests ...
Under the two - party system the decision on any question that comes before the House rests with the controllers of the party that commands a majority . If those controllers decide that a particular course is desirable in the interests ...
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But as long as the activities of parliament are merely part of the war game between rival political parties , there is ... The fact that no one party can command a majority in the House of Commons makes it necessary that the party which ...
But as long as the activities of parliament are merely part of the war game between rival political parties , there is ... The fact that no one party can command a majority in the House of Commons makes it necessary that the party which ...
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