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answer › question first answered	2015-01-05T12:38:40.34Z
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16/12/2014

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The Lord Chairman of Committees

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To ask the Chairman of Committees (1) how many Members of the House of Lords are over 70 years of age in each of the following categories: Conservative; Labour; Liberal Democrat; other, and (2) on average, how many Members attend the House each week.

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Lord Hoyle

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HL3818

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05/01/2015

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<p>There are 128 Conservative Peers, 122 Labour Peers, 45 Liberal Democrat Peers, 101 Crossbench Peers and 19 other Peers over 70 years of age.</p><p>The Administration does not collect average weekly attendance figures but the average daily attendance in this Session is 479.</p>

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Lord Sewel

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05/01/2015 12:38:40

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