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@ Lord Carlile
Lib Dem Member of the House of Lords

This question came from debatewise.com and was asked by Leo Capella: In the four years since the Carlile report into the Terrorism Bill was published do you think that the government has improved its ... Show more »This question came from debatewise.com and was asked by Leo Capella: In the four years since the Carlile report into the Terrorism Bill was published do you think that the government has improved its record on civil liberties? Show less »

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@ Lord Carlile
Lib Dem Member of the House of Lords

This question came via our friends at Debatewise.com and was asked by Harriet Lowe: How can we help people with autistic spectrum conditions such as Gary McKinnon, and other conditions that make them ... Show more »This question came via our friends at Debatewise.com and was asked by Harriet Lowe: How can we help people with autistic spectrum conditions such as Gary McKinnon, and other conditions that make them vulnerable who are caught up in terrorist investigations? Show less »

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@ Baroness Warnock
Philospher

Whilst I agree that euthanasia should be made legal in the UK, what safeguards can be put in place to ensure that the process is not maliciously abused in any way?

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The safeguards would have to be as proposed in Lord Joffe's Bill, namely, a statement, if possible written and signed by the patient that he wished to die; and an examination by a psychiatrist to ensure... Show more »The safeguards would have to be as proposed in Lord Joffe's Bill, namely, a statement, if possible written and signed by the patient that he wished to die; and an examination by a psychiatrist to ensure that he was not under undue pressure or that he was not suffering from a curable depression; and finally a discussion between this psychiatrist and any carers involved. Show less »

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@ Philip Norton, Baron Norton of Louth
Author and Academic

Isn't it the very fact that the HoL is unelected that allows it to properly apply its reviewing and amending powers to legislation away from the populist pressures that MP's face? Surely turning the Lord's... Show more »Isn't it the very fact that the HoL is unelected that allows it to properly apply its reviewing and amending powers to legislation away from the populist pressures that MP's face? Surely turning the Lord's into a fully elected House would undermine its very function and turn it into another version of the Commons? Show less »

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@ Jenny Willott
Liberal Democrat MP for Cardiff Central

Why is Wales suffering a higher rate of small business closures than anywhere else in the country and what can be done about it?

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@ Sir Menzies Campbell
MP North East Fife

How do we solve a problem like North Korea?

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@ Sir Alan Beith
Liberal Democrat MP for Berwick-upon-Tweed

Does the current process of electing a new Speaker too easily lend itself to partisan politics and should it be changed?

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@ Parmjit Dhanda
Labour MP for Gloucester

I was very interested to read on your blog your idea about moving Ministers and debates to Town Halls. While I think this idea has potential, do you think it is realistically do-able with regard to logistics,... Show more »I was very interested to read on your blog your idea about moving Ministers and debates to Town Halls. While I think this idea has potential, do you think it is realistically do-able with regard to logistics, the busy schedules of Ministers, travel arrangements etc? Also what role can the internet play in bringing Parliament back to the people, as you say? Show less »

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@ Parmjit Dhanda
Labour MP for Gloucester

What kind of reforms and impetus can a new Speaker bring to the Commons to restore public confidence in politicians?

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@ Parmjit Dhanda
Labour MP for Gloucester

What do you think are the qualities of a good Speaker?

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@ Parmjit Dhanda
Labour MP for Gloucester

Is the system of electing a new Speaker to prone to partisan politics - with some politicians voting for opposition candidates who are unpopular with their own Parties?

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@ Parmjit Dhanda
Labour MP for Gloucester

What do you think is the best way to reform MP's expenses?

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@ Parmjit Dhanda
Labour MP for Gloucester

If you were elected Speaker, what would be the first reform you would want to make?

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@ Parmjit Dhanda
Labour MP for Gloucester

How can the internet be utilised to bring Parliament back to the people?

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@ Parmjit Dhanda
Labour MP for Gloucester

Would it be logistacally possible to hold local debates as opposed to Parliamentary ones, as you suggest in your blog?

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@ Philip Norton, Baron Norton of Louth Author and Academic

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@ Sir Menzies Campbell MP North East Fife

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