But Allen insists: «Deferring proper democratic scrutiny of any coalition deal - making particularly in the Queen's name should be avoided. (politics.co.uk)
Early on, he writes that because the measures to be chosen are morally problematic, they must be strictly targeted, applied to the smallest possible number of people, used as last resort, and kept open for adversarial democratic scrutiny. (firstthings.com)
Their aims for the Commons are laudable and would improve democratic scrutiny. (liberalconspiracy.org)