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Tag Archives: 2019 prorogation

The constitutional landscape: new report on options for reform 

Posted on March 13, 2025 by The Constitution Unit

Today the Constitution Unit publishes a wide-ranging new report. The Constitutional Landscape: Options for Reform briefly summarises 31 areas of constitutional policy, describing the current state of affairs and the options for reform. In this post Lisa James, one of the report’s authors, explores its contents. 

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