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A second democratically elected body will simply cause more harm than good - the system we currently have has done us strong this far, and I have complete faith in the stable House of Lords over the bickering of the Commons.
When we hear of arguments and corruption in one of the houses are the benches normally green or red? The answer speaks for itself.
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As it stands today 92 appointments are hereditary. There are a litany of accusations regarding abuse of power, bribery and corruption for political gain and self elevation. The current appointment method is extremely susceptible to corruption and therefore needs a drastic review.
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The HoL are one of the best organisations in the UK they provide stability and provide good inspections over the Governments plans and legislation. If they were elected it would cause a lot of problems and increase the politicisation of the legislature.
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