Have your say on government e-petitions

Have a meaningful vote on Parliamentary Petitions after a debate

Submitted on Wednesday 10th January 2018

Published on Tuesday 16th January 2018

Current status: Closed

Closed: Monday 16th July 2018

Signatures: 176

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Have a meaningful vote on Parliamentary Petitions after a debate

Petition Details

Currently petitions from this website have no legislative effect, they are merely debated and then left in the dust. To be a more transparent democracy this should be changed such that these public parliamentary petitions may be formed into motions and potentially into law.

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In my eyes an ideal system would be to have these petitions firstly carry on as they are; proceeding to go to debate if they hit 100,000 signatories, have the non-binding debate in parliament as is at the moment and THEN, after that debate, have all present Commons MPs vote on forming the petition into an official parliamentary motion that is then brought to the Commons Chamber.

This will create for a more direct and transparent democracy which I would hope for the government to support.


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