COMPOSITION OF A REFORMED HOUSE OF LORDS

Early day motion 1276, tabled 10 May 2002 by David Clelland (Labour). Signed by 18 members.

That this House believes that the important and necessary reform of the House of Lords will be best served by a period of reflection on precisely what powers and responsibilities the second chamber should have, before deciding how its members should be selected; and further believes that the United Kingdom's hard fought for democracy is well protected by the election of honourable Members, members of devolved assemblies, elected mayors and councillors and would be neither enhanced by an elected second chamber nor eroded by the creation of a second chamber constituted in a different way to the House of Commons.

Signatures by party: Labour 16, Labour/Co-operative 2.