Voter ID
This briefing explains the rules about showing photographic voter ID at elections to the UK Parliament and to other elections.
Documents to download
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House of Commons sitting of the UK Youth Parliament - November 2014 (808 KB , PDF)
This special briefing paper has been produced to help Members of Youth Parliament (MYPs) prepare for the House of Commons sitting of the UK Youth Parliament which takes place on 14 November.
The paper provides background information for each of the ten topics that appeared on the Make Your Mark ballot.
The ballot is to decide which five topics will be debated in the House of Commons chamber. MYPs then vote for the two issues which will be campaigned on during the following year.
The full range of House of Commons Library research publications are available on the Parliament website: www.parliament.uk/commons-library
The House of Commons sitting marks the start of Parliament Week.
More information about Parliament Week is available at parliamentweek.org or by following on Twitter @parliament_week
Documents to download
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House of Commons sitting of the UK Youth Parliament - November 2014 (808 KB , PDF)
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Overseas voters
This briefing describes the eligibility to vote in UK Parliament elections for British citizens living overseas.
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Female Members of Parliament
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.
