Sentences with phrase «fixed coalition agreement»

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The coalition agreement contained plans for fixed parliamentary terms - a Labour and Lib Dem manifesto commitment but not a Tory one - along with details of the emergency procedure for getting a government out if it had lost support.

The law that brings in fixed - term parliaments «will also provide for dissolution if 55 per cent or more of the House votes in favour», according to the coalition agreement.

The coalition agreement between the Conservatives and Mr Clegg's Liberal Democrats outlined political reforms including plans for five - year fixed - term parliaments, reforms to the House of Lords, powers for voters to recall their MP if found guilty of serious wrongdoing and a referendum on voting reforms.

The Coalition Agreement committed the present government to four major pieces of constitutional and electoral reform: a referendum on the AV voting system, the equalisation of constituency sizes, an elected House of Lords and five - year fixed - term Parliaments.

The coalition agreement between David Cameron and Nick Clegg led to the introduction of a five - year, fixed - term parliament.