An anti-corruption commissioner would target £7.2bn lost to fraud, the shadow chancellor will say.
Absolutely amazing if this ever happened. Sadly I think this would need a large majority in the commons to get through. Too many "vested interests" will vote against so Labour need to force it through on their own and they can only do that with a majority. Great for headlines though.
As a side note I'm pissing myself at the unintentional sinister paragraph towards the bottom.
It doesn't need a super majority. That's an American thing.
In the UK, parliament are sovereign, and that means it can make up the rules as it goes along. You can do anything you like with a simple majority, including removing old rules that say you need a super majority.
Also this is a labour policy for after the next election. So hopefully, they will have the majority by then
Not OP. But whioenparliment is soverign. Parties are not consistant.
Super majority dose not exist. But the fact is parties with a small majority tend to have to compramise mkore the. Ones with a large majority. As it only takes a few members disagreeing to alliw other parties to overide.
The beat way to put it. Parliment is soverifn
But the government is not. It requires parliment to agree to all its actions. Meaning a sizable majority is the only way a party can ensure piwer.