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  2. Whip (politics) - Wikipedia

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    For example, in the Democratic Progressive Party the party whip is the Caucus leader. In the Kuomintang the party whip is the executive director of the Policy Committee or the caucus leader. When voting for critical bills, whips may issue a top-mobilization order asking members to attend the assembly.

  3. List of government defeats in the House of Commons since 1945

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    The Government had committed to dealing with this by amending its own Bill in the House of Lords, however, Home Affairs Select Committee Chair Dame Diana Johnson pushed it to the vote while the Government had a 3-line whip against the amendment. Labour had announced its support for the amendment the previous day.

  4. 2019 suspension of rebel Conservative MPs - Wikipedia

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    whip restored on 29 October 2019 did not stand; [14] made a peer in the 2020 Special Honours as Baron Benyon. [15] Steve Brine: Winchester: whip restored on 29 October 2019 stood as a Conservative; [16] retained seat with a much reduced majority of 985 over the Liberal Democrats. Alistair Burt: North East Bedfordshire: whip restored on 29 ...

  5. Who are the whips and how do they operate? - AOL

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    Events in Parliament on Wednesday have put the role of Government whips under scrutiny again.

  6. List of political scandals in the United Kingdom - Wikipedia

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    In November 2021, the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards found that Conservative MP Owen Paterson had broken paid advocacy rules, but instead of approving his suspension, the government enforced a three-line whip on Conservative MPs to pass a motion that the investigation was "clearly flawed". After an outcry from opposition parties, the ...

  7. Pair (parliamentary convention) - Wikipedia

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    A three-line whip would usually be excepted from this agreement. For MPs who are not paired a bisque , a rota system allowing absence, is used. The member that needs to be absent from their chamber would normally consult with his or her party whip, who would arrange a pair with their counterpart in the other major party, who as a matter of ...

  8. Chief Whip - Wikipedia

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    In the UK House of Commons, the importance of a vote is indicated by underlining items on the "whip", which is the name of the letter the Chief Whip sends to all the MPs in their party at the start of the week. This letter informs them of the schedule for the days ahead and includes the sentence "Your attendance is absolutely essential" next to ...

  9. Wendy Morton no longer chief whip and returning to back benches

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    Wendy Morton is returning to the back benches almost a week after speculation she resigned in fury at the handling of a vote in the Commons, with the chaos leading to the fall of Liz Truss.