Thread: Conservative Party's chronicles
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Re: Conservative Party's chronicles
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Originally Posted by Sephiroth View Post
Reform will need to reverse that policy. There would be a whole raft of laws they would need to introduce to negate common law and that would be beyond them or, indeed, any party that tried to govern through democratic institutions.
Any new statute will over-ride common law previously in place, provided it is properly worded. Existing laws, rules, agreements and conventions can all be terminated or superseded. These things are not the major problems they are made out to be.

The House of Lords could be a problem, which is why Reform would have to be careful to set out what they wanted to do in their manifesto.
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