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How Strong is the Case for Reducing the Number of MPs?

Posted on 19 December 2010 by admin

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Lewis Baston and Stuart Wilks-Heeg argue that the number of MPs at Westminster is neither too large, too expensive nor is it growing “too fast”.

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