Division Lobbies in United Kingdom
Division lobbies Meaning, as used in the UK Parliament
Division lobbies are the corridors that run along either side of the Chamber in both Houses. They are used to record the votes of members when there is a division. In the House of Commons the division lobbies are called the Aye Lobby and the No Lobby. In the House of Lords they are known as the Content Lobby and the Not Content Lobby.
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- Aye and No Lobbies
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See Also
- Content and Not Content Lobbies
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