Continuing my occasional series on Peter Mandelson keeping his options open, from today's Queen's Speech:
Constitutional Reform and Governance Bill
Creates basis in law for Parliament to scrutinise treaties ("scrutinise" - not actually "vote on" or "reject" or anything). Ends the by-election of hereditary peers to sit in House of Lords. Provides for disqualification of peers convicted of serious offences or subject to a bankruptcy order. Allows peers to resign peerages. Repeals legislation limiting protests around Parliament. Generally extends to whole UK.
Wednesday, 18 November 2009
Good work, Mandy!
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You could never execute Mandelson. Dark Lords are from another dimension.
JH, stake, heart, what's the problem?
I would like a career in Clinical Psychology, which is also somewhat medical and involves similar work experience.
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