If this act is really invoked then it will be clear we will now know how the ruling elites of Britain are the Emperors of this country. "There are no gods but the ruling elite in Britain", This act has been used before for fox hunting - so such Emperors have been around longer than I thought.
I will never be a Britianist!
Freedom will be shown for what it really is.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/9766783/Coalition-may-use-nuclear-option-to-force-through-gay-marriage-law.html
Maria Miller, the Culture Secretary, has signalled that the Government might
be prepared to use the Parliament Act to get its planned “equal marriage”
legislation on to the statute book if it is rejected in the Lords.
The Act, which has been used only seven times in the past century, is
sometimes described as the “nuclear” option of parliamentary process to break
stalemates between the Commons and the Lords. It asserts the superiority of the
House of Commons by allowing Bills that cannot clear the Lords to become law,
but is intended to be used only in exceptional circumstances.
The Act was last used by the Blair government to force through the ban on
foxhunting after years of acrimony over the issue.
Despite predictions that almost half of Tory MPs will vote against same-sex
marriage in a free vote, the proposal is likely to secure a majority in the
Commons with the support of Labour and Liberal Democrat members. But the
situation in the Lords is less clear, with almost equal numbers of Tory and
Labour peers but a large independent contingent as well as 26 Church of England
bishops.
Some peers have already predicted that the Bill could be sunk in the Lords
even if it passes the Commons. Mrs Miller has been asked repeatedly in recent
days whether she would rule out using the Parliament Act but has sidestepped the
question by saying that she was confident the Lords would back the measure.
An official statement from the Department of Culture, Media and Sport said
only: “We do not foresee that this will be the case and have no plans to do so.”
David Cameron’s popularity among homosexual voters has risen since he backed same-sex marriage, according to a poll for Pink News, an online publication for homosexuals. Just 11 per cent voted Conservative at the last general election, but this would rise to 30 per cent if a vote were called tomorrow.
David Cameron’s popularity among homosexual voters has risen since he backed same-sex marriage, according to a poll for Pink News, an online publication for homosexuals. Just 11 per cent voted Conservative at the last general election, but this would rise to 30 per cent if a vote were called tomorrow.
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