bluexcrement

What do you and your colleagues make of Jacob Rees-Mogg's decision to make MP's vote in person, and in your opinion what's the true motivation behind the decision? It seems he's lost a lot of credibility for what appears little gain. Thanks for doing this, I'm often frustrated by the news not discussing the subtext of political decisions, it's great to get some inside knowledge.

Thank you so much. That does make a lot of sense albeit quite disheartening. I suppose there is a great deal of soft power in UK politics built around the physical structure, traditions and odd titles/positions with the Commons.