Tag: OP
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Opposition Days
Opposition days Meaning, as used in the UK Parliament Opposition days are days allocated in the House of Commons for the discussion of subjects chosen by the opposition (non-government) parties. There are 20 days allocated for this purpose per session (under Standing Order 14).
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Opposition
The Opposition in the History For every minister – elected MP who oversees a department e.g Home Office or Foreign Office – in power there is a shadow minister of the opposing party. In the play George Jones is the Leader of the Opposition (his modern equivalent is Ed Milliband) and Malcolm […]
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Opinion Poll
Opinion Poll in the History A poll that asks focus groups questions on a variety of policies. They can also be used to currently predict which way the country will vote. When Labour began to reevaluate its tactics under Neil Kinnock it realized that the Conservatives were sourcing and […]