‘Part-time parliament’ sitting for fewest days in 20 years ()

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‘Part-time parliament’ sitting for fewest days in 20 years

Analysis of parliamentary sitting calendars from 2004 to the draft 2025 calendar reveals MPs in the lower house will spend 40 days passing laws.

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‘Part-time parliament’ sitting for fewest days in 20 years ()

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