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tabling member printed

uin

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is ministerial correction

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732737

registered interest

date

26/06/2017

answering body

The Senior Deputy Speaker

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204

answering dept short name

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Senior Deputy Speaker (HoL)

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legislature

25277

	pref label	House of Lords

question text

The Senior Deputy Speaker, in the event of a vacancy occuring among the 75 hereditary peers who are elected by party or Crossbench groups, how many members would form the electorate for (1) a Conservative vacancy, (2) a Crossbench vacancy, (3) a Liberal Democrat vacancy, and (4) a Labour vacancy.

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Lord Grocott

uin

HL175

answer

is ministerial correction

date of answer

04/07/2017

answer text

If there were a vacancy at present the electorate in each of the groups would be:(1) 48 Conservative hereditary peers for a Conservative vacancy,(2) 30 Crossbench hereditary peers for a Crossbench vacancy,(3) 3 Liberal Democrat hereditary peers for a Liberal Democrat vacancy, and(4) 3 Labour hereditary peers for a Labour vacancy.If a vacancy occurs amongst the 15 hereditary peers originally elected by the whole House to serve as office-holders, the electorate is all members of the House.

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Lord McFall of Alcluith

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04/07/2017 11:05:35

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4148

	label	Biography information for Lord McFall of Alcluith

tabling member

276

	label	Biography information for Lord Grocott