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Observations on petitions in the House of Commons on Thursday, 8 April 2010 by Baroness Harman (Labour) on behalf of the Leader of the House of Commons.


Christian values

Public Petition of Premier Christian Radio and others, Declares that 20,000 Christians have stated, in a campaign organised by Premier Christian Radio, that they intend to vote in the forthcoming election in line with Christian values; and that the Petitioners believe that business as usual has damaged the credibility of Parliament and is unacceptable. The Petitioners therefore request that the House of Commons take all steps necessary to restore the credibility of Parliament. And the Petitioners remain, etc. -[Presented by Sir Alan Beith , Official Report, 7 April 2010; Vol. 508, c. 1145.] [P000821] Observations from the Leader of the House of Commons: The Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority was established in July 2009 by the Parliamentary Standards Act to ensure the allowances system is governed by independent external regulation. The Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority announced the new scheme for MPs' allowances on 29 March; the scheme can be viewed at: http://www.parliamentarystandards.org.uk/. The new scheme will be in place for the beginning of the next Parliament.


Secondary information

Type
Observations on petitions
Reference
508 c52P 
Session
2009-10
Related items
Christian Values
Wednesday, 7 April 2010
Petitions and observations
House of Commons
Subjects
House of Commons Ethics Parliament Standards
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