Submitted on Thursday 11th April 2019
Rejected on Monday 13th May 2019
Current status: Rejected
Rejection code: no-action (see below for details)
Make ‘crimes against democracy’ punishable by law
Brexit has revealed numerous MPs acting against the will of their electorate, disregarding Parliamentary laws and procedures or acting while being criminally sentenced. There should be a legal mechanism banning them from staying in the Parliament, thus protecting democracy and avoiding deadlocks.
In order to protect the democratic process and avoid frustrating deadlocks in the Parliament, MPs acting against their pledges or the will of their electorate (records of both can be easily checked), acting on personal views, should be reprimanded on administrative level by being formally warned about the undemocratic nature of their actions and then removed from the Parliament until next GE. MPs having criminal convictions should be barred from the Parliament immediately for at least ten years.
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