Before revision: Purposes Governments today end sessions whenever it is most convenient, but a “good faith exercise of the power” to prorogue parliament does not include preventing it from frustrating the prime minister's agenda.Sam Fowles, Proroguing parliament: what does it mean and can it be used to push through Brexit?, The Week, 5 luglio 2019.
After revision: The needs Governments today end sessions whenever it is most convenient, but a “good faith exercise of the power” to prorogue parliament does not include preventing it from frustrating the prime minister's agenda.Sam Fowles, Proroguing parliament: what does it mean and can it be used to push through Brexit?, The Week, 5 luglio 2019.