Lauren Martin
@laurenrmartin.bsky.social did:plc:2gxapfwd4jpdrv3o45eeg7ey
Research Associate in parliamentary studies. PhD was on public engagement w/ Parliament through e-petitions. Uni of Sheffield. Treasurer & membership officer, PSA Parliaments Spare time spent where there are hills and trees. Or on Tiktok
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That’s fascinating! Definitely a research project in this…
Postu gösterIt would be interesting to see how far back this issue goes - this is from a Private Notice Question in 1999! I haven’t found earlier examples, but there were also very few PNQs/UQs before 2010. There may be similar complaints in response to some statements. hansard.parliament.uk/commons/1999...
Postu gösterI think part of the increase in UQs also comes from Hoyle’s focus on this. There is a pattern around announcements made outside parliament, followed by the Speaker allowing an Urgent Question on the topic if there hasn’t been a statement. (Then people complaining there are too many UQs!)
Postu gösterI think that’s right- there were specific instances where breaking the principle was reasonable, but there was also a lot (especially as the pandemic wore on) that happened with far too limited parliamentary oversight. And that relates to the broader issue of minimising the role of parliament
Postu gösterAgree on this- I think Hoyle has to keep raising it, but there are so few other tools available to him or parliament that don’t ultimately rely on government being willing to do better
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