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To ask the Minister for the Cabinet Office, with reference to the findings of Oxford University Internet Institute's Computational Propaganda Research Project into voter manipulation, what steps he is taking to ensure that elections are not influenced by botnets spreading fake news.
To ask the Minister for the Cabinet Office, with reference to the findings of Oxford University Internet Institute's Computational Propaganda Research Project into voter manipulation, what steps he is taking to ensure that elections are not influenced by botnets spreading fake news.
The National Cyber Security Centre is actively working with local authorities and will continue to work with Cabinet Office to implement successful delivery of secure elections. Our manifesto included various commitments regarding the media, including the need to protect the reliability and objectivity of information essential to our democracy.
That this House calls for a thorough investigation by the police into allegations of falsely declared election spending by the Conservative Party and its candidates in 30 constituencies in the 2015 General Election and in three by-elections in 2014 as alleged by Channel Four News; and urges prosecutions, if the evidence supports the allegations, in order to protect the integrity of election laws that seek to deter unfair excessive spending by political parties.
That this House calls for a thorough investigation by the police into allegations of falsely declared election spending by the Conservative Party and its candidates in 30 constituencies in the 2015 General Election and in three by-elections in 2014 as alleged by Channel Four News; and urges prosecutions, if the...
To ask the Leader of the House, whether he plans to bring forward proposals to change the rules for the election of the Speaker.
To ask the Leader of the House, whether he plans to bring forward proposals to change the rules for the election of the Speaker.
There are no plans to bring forward proposals to change the rules for the election of the Speaker.
That this House is appalled at the evidence of many abuses in the recent general election in Azerbaijan, including an official announcement of the result before voting began; applauds the thorough scrutiny by the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe that reported manipulation of voter lists, results and protocols, including cases of votes being reassigned to a different candidate, with 58 per cent of observed polling stations assessed as bad or very bad, with clear indications of ballot box stuffing in 37 polling stations and every conceivable violation of voter identification; notes that the US State Department found that the election fell short of international standards; is astonished that the Council of Europe (COE) monitoring group reported no irregularities; and believes that its incredible conclusion further dents the COE's reputation as a champion of human rights.
That this House is appalled at the evidence of many abuses in the recent general election in Azerbaijan, including an official announcement of the result before voting began; applauds the thorough scrutiny by the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe that reported manipulation of voter lists, results and protocols,...
That this House welcomes the re-election of President Barack Obama as a moment of joy and satisfaction; looks forward to his continuing to serve the world with idealism, intelligence and an audacity of hope; recognises that his opposition to the Iraq war was an act of great foresight and courage; applauds the fresh nobility and intellectual rigour he has brought to politics; wishes him well in leading the nation that has sacrificed, more than any other country, the lives of its sons and daughters in bringing democracy to the world; and looks forward to early success in ending the bloodshed in Afghanistan and avoiding a war with Iran.
That this House welcomes the re-election of President Barack Obama as a moment of joy and satisfaction; looks forward to his continuing to serve the world with idealism, intelligence and an audacity of hope; recognises that his opposition to the Iraq war was an act of great foresight and courage;...
To ask the Secretary of State for Wales what discussions she has had with Welsh Government Ministers on the Green Paper on Future Electoral Arrangements for the National Assembly for Wales; and if she will make a statement.
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To ask the Secretary of State for Wales what discussions she has had with Welsh Government Ministers on the Green Paper on Future Electoral Arrangements for the National Assembly for Wales; and if she will make a statement.
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The Secretary of State for Wales, my right hon. Friend the Member for Chesham and Amersham (Mrs Gillan), published the Green Paper on future electoral arrangements on 21 May. She has spoken to all four party leaders in the Assembly, including the First Minister, about it.
That this House believes that General Election dates should be announced three months in advance and that no legislation should be enacted in the pre-election period, which should be used for debating draft bills; notes the lamentable collapse of the courage and critical abilities of honourable Members induced by pre-elections tension as demonstrated by the passing of the legislative absurdity of the Drugs Bill without votes at second or third readings; regrets that this Bill will transform the present VAT-paying legal market of low harm British magic mushrooms into a criminal illegal market of imported potentially dangerous mushrooms; and calls on the unelected Chamber to carry out a wholesale revision of this Bill.
That this House believes that General Election dates should be announced three months in advance and that no legislation should be enacted in the pre-election period, which should be used for debating draft bills; notes the lamentable collapse of the courage and critical abilities of honourable Members induced by pre-elections...
To ask the Secretary of State for Wales, what recent discussions he has had with the First Secretary about the working of the Government of Wales Act 1998 and the electoral system.
To ask the Secretary of State for Wales, what recent discussions he has had with the First Secretary about the working of the Government of Wales Act 1998 and the electoral system.
That this House believes in 'one member one vote'.
That this House believes in 'one member one vote'.
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, what reports he has received on the conduct of the general election in Georgia and on the activities of the Revival Party. - Includes figures. (Holding answer 28 October 1999).
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, what reports he has received on the conduct of the general election in Georgia and on the activities of the Revival Party. - Includes figures. (Holding answer 28 October 1999).
That this House believes that limits should be introduced on national spending on elections in line with limits within individual constituencies.
That this House believes that limits should be introduced on national spending on elections in line with limits within individual constituencies.
What new proposals he has to set limits on the spending on national campaigns by parties in general elections. - Have no such proposals.
What new proposals he has to set limits on the spending on national campaigns by parties in general elections. - Have no such proposals.
Electoral reform. Ten minute rule motion for leave to introduce Bill. Agreed to on question. Presentation and first reading (Bill 132 1994/95). To be read second time on 14 July.
Electoral reform. Ten minute rule motion for leave to introduce Bill. Agreed to on question. Presentation and first reading (Bill 132 1994/95). To be read second time on 14 July.
What new proposals he intends to bring forward to eliminate electoral fraud caused by the depositing of fraudulent votes in ballot boxes.
What new proposals he intends to bring forward to eliminate electoral fraud caused by the depositing of fraudulent votes in ballot boxes.
What proposals he has to improve election processes to reduce the possibility of fraud.
What proposals he has to improve election processes to reduce the possibility of fraud.
That this House believes that the national spending by political parties in General Elections should be controlled in the same way that spending is regulated within constituencies.
That this House believes that the national spending by political parties in General Elections should be controlled in the same way that spending is regulated within constituencies.