Contents Page

Welcome to the TSR MHoC Wiki's Contents Page. You can find a list of current and retired members on the **Member Contents Page**.

## Parties

At present, there are five political parties in the Model House of Commons:

* **Conservative & Unionist Party**
* **Labour Party**
* **Liberal Democrats Party**
* **Libertarian Party**
* **Citizen's Party**

There have also been several **Independents** in the past too.

## Defunct Parties

The Model House of Commons has seen a variety of parties since its formation. Some have since been deleted, usually due to inactivity and a terminal decline in membership. There are eight former parties from the Model House of Commons that longer exist:

* **British Nationalist Party**
* **Centre Party**
* **Green Party**
* **Monster Raving Loony Party**
* **National Liberal Party**
* **Respect Party**
* **Scottish Nationalist Party**
* **Socialist Party**
* **National Conservatives**

The **Crisis Committee** is now also defunct but it was a cross-party group, not a single party. The **Crisis Committee Constitution** dictated how it was run.

## Cabinet Positions

Whilst some governments may choose to add, remove or combine certain Cabinet positions, below you can find pages on the most significant ones:

* **Prime Minister**
* **Deputy Prime Minister**
* **Chancellor of the Exchequer**
* **Chief Secretary to the Treasury**
* **Government Chief Whip**
* **Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills**
* **Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government**
* **Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport**
* **Secretary of State for Defence**
* **Secretary of State for Education**
* **Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs**
* **Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs**
* **Secretary of State for Health**
* **Secretary of State for the Home Department**
* **Secretary of State for International Development**
* **Secretary of State for Justice**
* **Secretary of State for Transport**
* **Secretary of State for Work and Pensions**

## Shadow Cabinet Positions

Whilst some oppositions may choose to add, remove or combine certain Shadow Cabinet positions, below you can find pages on the most significant ones:

* **Leader of the Opposition**

* **Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer**
* **Shadow Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills**
* **Shadow Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government**
* **Shadow Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport**
* **Shadow Secretary of State for Defence**
* **Shadow Secretary of State for Education**
* **Shadow** **Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs**
* **Shadow Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs**
* **Shadow Secretary of State for Health**
* **Shadow Secretary of State for the Home Department**
* **Shadow Secretary of State for International Development**
* **Shadow Secretary of State for Justice**
* **Shadow Secretary of State for Transport**
* **Shadow Secretary of State for Work and Pensions**

## Other Positions

In addition to the Cabinet and Shadow Cabinet roles, there are other significant positions that members can hold in the MHoC:

* **Speaker of the Commons**
* **Deputy Speaker of the Commons**
* **Father of the House**
* **MP**

Those with very **Lengthy Tenures** serving as Speaker, Deputy Speaker and party positions are honoured in a list.

## Items for Debate

* **Amendment**
* **Bill**
* **Budget Report**
* **Motion**
* **Motion of No Confidence**
* **Petition**
* **Referendum**
* **Statement**
* **Statement of Intent**

You can also find a list of crises on the Crisis Committee page.

## Elections

You can find a list of all previous General Elections and By-Elections on the **Elections** page.

### **Types of Elections**

* **General Election**
* **By-Election**

There are details about Speakership elections and Deputy Speakership elections on the Speaker and Deputy Speaker pages.

### **General Elections**

* **14th General Election**
* **15th General Election**
* **16th General Election**
* **17th General Election**
* **18th General Election**
* **19th General Election**
* **20th General Election**
* **21st General Election**
* **22nd General Election**
* **23rd General Election**
* **24th General Election**
* **25th General Election**
* **26th General Election**
* **27th General Election**
* **28th General Election**
* **29th General Election**
* **30th General Election**
* **31st General Election**

### **By-Elections**

* **By-Election V**
* **By-Election VI**
* **By-Election VII**
* **By-Election VIII**
* **By-Election IX**
* **By-Election X**
* **By-Election XI**

### **Speakership Elections**

* **Speakership Election, January 2017**
* **Speakership Election, March 2017**
* **Speakership Election, June 2017**
* **Speakership Election, December 2017**

### **Deputy Speakership Elections**

* **Deputy Speakership Election, February 2017**
* **Deputy Speakership Election, January 2018**

## Governments

* **Government of the 21st Parliament**
* **Government of the 22nd Parliament**
* **Government of the 23rd Parliament**
* **Government of the 24th Parliament**
* **Government of the 25th Parliament**
* **First Government of the 26th Parliament**
* **Second Government of the 26th Parliament**
* **Government of the 27th Parliament**
* **Government of the 28th Parliament**
* **Government of the 29th Parliament**
* **Government of the 30th Parliament**
* **Government of the 31st Parliament**

## Shadow Cabinets

* **Shadow Cabinet of the 21st Parliament**
* **Shadow Cabinet of the 22nd Parliament**
* **Shadow Cabinet of the 23rd Parliament**
* **Shadow Cabinet of the 24th Parliament**
* **Shadow Cabinet of the 25th Parliament**
* **Shadow Cabinet of the 26th Parliament**
* **Shadow Cabinet of the 27th Parliament**
* **Shadow Cabinet of the 28th Parliament**
* **Shadow Cabinet of the 29th Parliament**
* **Shadow Cabinet of the 30th Parliament**
* **Shadow Cabinet of the 31st Parliament**

## Parliamentary Terms

* **23rd Parliamentary Term**
* **24th Parliamentary Term**
* **25th Parliamentary Term**
* **26th Parliamentary Term**
* **27th Parliamentary Term**
* **28th Parliamentary Term**
* **29th Parliamentary Term**
* **30th Parliamentary Term**
* **31st Parliamentary Term**

## Controversies

* **Aphgate I**
* **Aphgate II**
* **Birkgate**
* **It's a Shame Series of Scandals**
* **Libgate**
* **Trappinggate**
* **Glazgate**

In addition the major scandals, there have been several **other controversies** too.

## Miscellaneous

* **Ad Hoc**
* **Commons Bar**
* **Constituency Proposals**
* **Hansard**
* **MHoC Constitution**
* **MHoC Guidance Document**
* **House of Commons**
* **House of Lords Proposals**
* **Laws**
* **MHoC Awards**
* **MHoC Press**
* **Motions Hansard**
* **Party Membership**
* **Privy Council**
* **Rejected Submissions**

## Admin

* **Errors**
* **Suggestions/To Do**
* **Templates**
* **What and When to Update**