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...1999, as a result of which hereditary peers, except those that sit in the House of Lords, are no longer disqualified;

{{Image|House of Lords 2011.jpg|right|400px|House of Lords chamber, Palace of Westminster, London, in 2011.}} ...w.parliament.uk/lords ''House of Lords'', www.parliament.gov.uk]</ref> The House of Lords initiates, scrutinises and amends legislation. It has no general power of v

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...of Parliament]] (MPs) to the [[House of Commons]], while members of the [[House of Lords]] are mostly appointed; however, '''resigning from the [[Parliament of the ==Resigning from the House of Lords==

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...vegetative state]]. A legal case brought to the judicial committee of the House of Lords (now the UK Supreme Court) allowed the hospital with the support of Bland's

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...]. Other government ministers come from the unelected upper chamber, the [[House of Lords]] - or may indeed be neither MPs nor [[peer]]s at all - but it is expected

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| pagename = Irish House of Lords | abc = House of Lords

| pagename = House of Lords | abc = Irish House of Lords

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:: Thanks. I have moved it to [[History of the House of Lords]]. I intend to wikilink it to the present article. [[User:Nick Gardner|Nick ...e House of Commons is a long-established constitutional principle, and the House of Lords is referred to in official documents as the "second house". To insist that

...of whom scrutinises the work of equivalent government ministers. In the [[House of Lords]], the leader of the second-largest party or group is also known as the Lea ...n the Prime Minister at the head of a procession from the Commons to the [[House of Lords]].

Strictly speaking, the House of Lords originated in the fourteenth century when the Commons took to meeting separ :''Note that material in this article was originally moved from the article [[House of Lords]], so the histories of both articles must be examined to determine authorsh

...le was contributed by Peter Jackson as a paragraph in the article on the [[House of Lords]]. I moved it to this position with Peter's consent because its length is i