To allocate Government time for the Climate and Ecological Emergency Bill to be debated in the House of Commons as soon as possible as a significant number of members have already given it their support.
MP's & all staff who attend the Houses of Parliament, must all have up to date Covid19 Vaccinations to be able to be on site & work to represent the public.
Reform UK Parliament behaviour - Make “Shouting / Jeering etc” unacceptable.
- Final Signatures: 90
When we watch the Houses of Parliament debating, it is at times an embarrassing spectacle. When the speaker or chair recognises someone to speak there is often shouting, jeering, booing and general rowdy behaviour from from both Government and opposition sides. This needs to be reformed.
Allow petitions about nominations for peerages
- Final Signatures: 48
I want the Parliament to remove the restrictions within the petitions standards on calling for the removal of nominations for peerages. We believe it serves only to protect the systemic cronyism exploited through this archaic process.
Ban the use of mobile phones in the house of commons.
- Final Signatures: 29
To ban the use of mobile phones whilst the sessions are active in the house of commons. Too many sessions are interrupted and people are completely ignored whilst an MP is addressing them due to the looking at of mobile phones.
Hold a referendum on the abolition of the Monarchy
- Final Signatures: 7,506
We believe the Royal Family is unaccountable and by both example and practice, it prevents meritocracy in the UK, and that a referendum should be held on the abolition of the monarchy. The monarch is completely undemocratic and not elected at all so the Brexit vote sets a precedence for its removal.
Introduce Legislation to Prevent Convicted Sex Offenders Serving As MP
- Final Signatures: 433
This petition proposes the introduction of legislation that would mean automatic disqualification of any MP convicted of any sex offence under the Sexual Offences Act 2003.
Create a binding contract for MPs
- Final Signatures: 48
A binding contract for sitting MPs should be introduced, that clearly sets out the terms and conditions under which they work, including:
Remove the Queens consent requirement for legislative bills
- Final Signatures: 150
Remove the Queens Consent requirements for debating bills that may effect Royal prerogatives.
Including the Prince's Consent rules for matters affecting the Duchy of Lancaster and the Duchy of Cornwall.
We, the undersigned, wish the House of Commons to create a Select Committee to scrutinise the effectiveness of enforcement of the Ministerial Code, in light of recent alleged breaches by Government ministers.