Sentences with phrase «boundary change proposals»
David Cameron says he will urge MPs to back boundary change proposals despite Nick Clegg's decision to reject Lords reform
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A leaked document outlining Labour's response to the boundary changes shows that the central aim is to protect Corbyn's seat against the proposals to carve it it up.
When Mr Clegg announced the end of the proposals last month, he claimed the Tories had broken the coalition «contract» and that, as a result, his Liberal Democrat MPs could no longer support changes to constituency boundaries for the 2015 general election.
The parliamentary vote on boundary changes is due in autumn 2013, after the boundary commissions have published their final proposals.
Mr Clegg also refused to say whether or not the Wales Office should drop its proposals for changing the way the Assembly is elected, despite his opposition to boundary changes planned for Westminster elections.
Overnight the English and Welsh boundary commissions released their initial proposals for the boundary changes — the English proposals are here, Welsh proposals are here.
In Tory ranks, there are mutterings — off - the - record for the moment, and perhaps more about tactical positioning than serious proposals — about explicitly challenging the Lib Dems to support the boundary changes, and going for divorce and minority Conservative government if they do not.
Labour supported a referendum on AV at the election and is now opposed on the basis that the proposal is part of a wider package that includes changes to constituency boundaries.
The East Ramapo School District says it has had overcrowding issues on past election days and it has a proposal to change its boundaries because of it.
One step at time, you often say you only factor in boundary changes when they happen, not only have they not been passed yet but the BC haven't even proposed those boundaries, the initial proposal made Tooting significantly better for Lab by adding Graveney from Merton.
Initial proposals put forward today by the Boundary Commission would see approximately 25 Labour - held seats, including Mr Corbyn's Islington North constituency, abolished, with radical changes to a number of others.
Seeking out ways to change the rules of the game to benefit them in the future (boundary changes, proposals for changes in party funding, may all be cases in point).
when I see the ghastly new names and proposals, I wonder if the boundary changes will actually happen.