Overseas voters
This briefing describes the eligibility to vote in UK Parliament elections for British citizens living overseas.
The wash-up period at the end of a Parliament allows a Government to get onto the statute book essential or non-controversial legislation that would not otherwise complete its passage through Parliament because of Dissolution. This paper describes the wash-up process; reviews the proceedings on wash-up in 2010; and provides details of Bills that received Royal Assent in each of the last six wash-up periods.
Wash-up 2010 (548 KB , PDF)
The wash-up period at the end of a Parliament allows a Government to get onto the statute book essential or non-controversial legislation that would not otherwise complete its passage through Parliament because of Dissolution. This paper describes the wash-up process; reviews the proceedings on wash-up in 2010; and provides details of Bills that received Royal Assent in each of the last six wash-up periods.
Wash-up 2010 (548 KB , PDF)
This briefing describes the eligibility to vote in UK Parliament elections for British citizens living overseas.
This list identifies all the women who have ever been elected to the House of Commons. They are reported by election, then in the order in which they were sworn in.
This paper looks at the role of the Parliamentary Ombudsman, and recent proposals for its reform.