EVEL
Opinion
Labour's Unavoidable English Question
Opinion
EVEL won’t worry the new government – but the West Lothian question may well do
Following the election result some pundits have suggested that English votes for English laws might be an obstacle to the government, given its reliance on support from non-English MPs, whilst
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Finding the good in EVEL: An evaluation of 'English Votes for English Laws' in the House of Commons.
Recent political developments have focused attention on the ‘English Question’.
Opinion
One year of EVEL: Evaluating ‘English Votes for English Laws’ in the House of Commons
Daniel Gover and Michael Kenny of the Mile End Institute, Queen Mary University of London assess English votes for English laws a year after its introduction.
Opinion
Sunday Trading and the Limits of EVEL
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Better Devolution and EVEL - APPG for Reform, Decentralisation and Devolution
This current reform is also likely to have wider constitutional implications.
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EVEL and the Union: House of Lords Constitution Committee
The government’s proposals for introducing EVEL are, on one level, an internal matter for the House of Commons.
Opinion
The Triumph of EVEL: What next for the English Question?
Michael Kenny and Daniel Gover consider the constitutional implications of parliament's approval of English Votes for English Laws.
Opinion