Select Committee · Constitution Committee

Constitutional implications of coalition government

Status: Closed Opened: 8 Jul 2013 Closed: 8 Jul 2013 1 report

Inquiry scope

In recent decades the nature of party politics in the UK has changed considerably. The 2010 general election produced a hung parliament and the first peacetime coalition government since the 1930's. It may be that government otherwise than by a single party with a Commons majority will become more common in future; the constitutional implications of this change, however, have not been fully explored. The Constitution Committee conducted an inquiry into the constitutional implications of coalition government. Report: Constitutional implications of coalition government Evidence volume: Constitutional implications of coalition government Government response: Constitutional implications of coalition government Hansard: Read debate on the constitutional implications of coalition government, 13 May 2014

Reports

1 report

5th Report - Constitutional implications of coalition government

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Published: 12 Feb 2014
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