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Labour's Unavoidable English Question

Michael Kenny
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Opinion

What Next for English Votes for English Laws?

Stephen Tierney
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Opinion

EVEL won’t worry the new government – but the West Lothian question may well do

Centre on Constitutional Change
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Publication

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’.

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Opinion

One year of EVEL: Evaluating ‘English Votes for English Laws’ in the House of Commons

Centre on Constitutional Change
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Opinion

Sunday Trading and the Limits of EVEL

Michael Kenny
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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.

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Opinion

The Triumph of EVEL: What next for the English Question?

Michael Kenny
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Opinion

The Problems of EVEL I: Taxation

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