Trojan Horse gets taxpayers money.

22nd of April 2014

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Advocate General of Scotland Department confirms referendum "no effect".

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While the Conservative and Labour parties throw public money to their friends in the referendum the British people are struggling with day to day poverty and an economy that is operating against them.

The Rule of Law

The reply from the Advocate-General further confirms that MP’s authority remains intact in them as exercised by constituency election in the 2010 General Election.

Any MP who now wants to legally remove their constituency from representation in the Union Parliament must resign their seat and contest a by-election as an abstentionist candidate.

UNCHARTED WATERS

 SCOTTISH REFERENDUM ORDER 2013

 No constitutional impact or path has been explored or put in place by the Conservative or Labour parties in the HOCor HOL.

More to follow

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Authority (Singular).

Either

 The electorate decides if the 59 MP’s in Scotlandhave the authority to sit in the Union Parliament

Or

the referendum decides if the 59 MP’s in Scotlandhave the authority to sit in the Union Parliament.

 Both cannot be right.

The purpose of the Scottish Referendum is to prevent parliamentary

elections in the 59 Constituencies in Scotland.

 The supporters of the detachment and separation of Scotland

are against parliamentary election because they were defeated at the last general election in 2010 and support a referendum because it prevents election and can be controlled by the politicians who remain in executive power and do not have to answer to the electorate – who have been locked out of parliamentary representation. 

We must have a General Election.

This Is Where Legislative Devolution Leads.

 There has been no electoral mandate.

 There will be no electors.

 There will be no election.

 Legislative devolution has led to the current legal position that the United Kingdom may now be broken apart without a general election.

A paper has been submitted to the Silk Commission on devolution in Wales.

You heard it here first: UK Breaking up.

Welsh devo propaganda machine fuelled by Scottish Referendum pushes for control over Home affairs, 80 AM’s and Assembly to be a “Parliament”. 

Pse search your preferred media source for these items. 

Commonrepresentation.org.uk 

The United Kingdoms Leading Unionist Anti-Devolution Website. 

Repeal Devolution Now.

Your Vote Is Cancelled.

 Electors in Scotland’s 59 constituencies have had their 2010 general election decision to be part of the Union cancelled. 

MP’s have Ordered (Scottish Referendum Order) that constituency election is replaced by a referendum although they will remain as MP’s before, during and after the referendum. 

There has been:

No 2010 Manifesto referendum commitment

(by Conservative or Labour parties)

No Green Paper,

No White Paper,

No Bill,

No Constitutional Bill

No Constitutional Debate

No Act of Parliament

The  Scottish Referendum Order unanimously Passed by:  

Conservative Party

Labour Party,

Liberal Party,

etc.

in the

House of Commons and

the House of Lords.

See Challenege Page for text of Reply

Michael Moore has been challenged to withdraw part of the speech he made in the House of Commons during the Scottish Referendum Order debate. In the debate he claimed that the SNP had secured a mandate for a referendum on the Union. This could not have been the case as the 1998 Scotland Act explicitly prevents the Union from being a matter for mandate in a Scottish Parliament election.

Conservative and Labour support the referendum device

Why?

No election takes place.

No one is elected.

No government is removed or replaced.

No opposition is removed or replaced.

No MP is held to account by the electorate.

No MP is removed or replaced.

No other parties can put their manifesto to the electorate for approval.

 British Parliamentary Democracy - election not referendum

Scottish Referendum Order unanimously Passed by:  

Conservative Party

Labour Party,

Liberal Party,

Scottish National Party etc.. 

in the House of Commons and the House of Lords.

Scottish Referendum Order (unamendable) (No White Paper/No Bill/No Act of Parliament) passes -ConLabLibSnp etc united/no division called - Referendum mechanism to replace 4 million constituency electors in Scotland from deciding if their MP should sit (or not sit) in the Union Parliament. Scottish Referendum - It's plastic democracy: cheap and easy to mould.

Scottish Referendum-

No White Paper. No Bill. No Act. 

No Parliamentary Democracy 

(Scottish Referendum Order in Council due in House of Commons Tue 15th and House of Lords Wed 16^th of January 2013)

In 2010 59/59 constituencies in Scotland voted to be represented in the Union Parliament. 

In January 2013 the government will legislate to hold a referendum that will prevent four million electors in Scotland deciding the matter again as they did in 2010 – through constituency election. 

This legislation is known as an Order in Council (OiC) it is being used in order to avoid full parliamentary debate.

 On a matter of the highest constitutional importance:

no Green Paper, no White Paper, no Bill, and no Act of Parliament will exist

but still it will become law unless it is stopped.

 Quote

Erskine May

“It is common practice for government bills of ‘first-class’ constitutional importance to be committed to a Committee of the whole House”

Michael Moore's is invited to explain his opposition to a by-election on the Union.

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‘First Class Constitutional Importance"

Erskine May

“It is common practice for government bills of ‘first-class’ constitutional importance to be committed to a Committee of the whole House”

The amendment to the Scotland Act 1998 to give legal power to the Scottish Parliament on the matter of the Union of the Kingdoms of Scotland and England and the Parliamaent of the United Kingdom is to take place not through a Constitutional Bill but through an Order in Council.

Wales Silk Commission (tax funded and state sponsored) proposes as expected further disintegration of United Kingdom by transfer of tax powers to Welsh Assembly and, of course another .....referendum.

Electors sense that Police Commissioners are alien to the British parliamentary tradition  and refused to participate.

 Police Commissioner elections turnout: only 12/100 to 20/100 electors participate.

 Electors abstention power on the rise against the devo- parties.

Abstention becoming widespread across Devo, European elections and referendums.

See Latest News for further comment 

The Order In Council proposed to amend Schedule 5 and permit the Scottish Parliament to legislate on the matter has not yet been passed.

The matter of the the Union remains legally an exclusive matter for the British Parliament

However

The Scottish Parliament’s recently set up Referendum (Scotland) Bill Committee has now voted to support the Edinburgh Agreement proposals to give the Scottish Parliament the power to hold a referendum on the Union.  This is now subject to a vote by the Scottish Parliament.

The House of Commons is to have no full (updated 18Nov 2012) debate on whether the Scottish Parliament should be made competent on the matter of a referendum in Scotland replacing parliamentary election as the method of determining the representation or non representation of the 59 constituencies in Scotland in the Union Parliament.

 An Order in Council (OIC) is being used to avoid constitutional debate.

 No Order in Council  (OIC) to permit an amendment to the Schedule 5 of the 1998 Scotland Act (which reserves the matter of the Union to the Union Parliament) has yet been approved by Her Majesty.

Without the OIC the Scottish Parliament is not competent on the matter of the Union – it remains tied to the provisions of the Scotland Act 1998.

The Scottish Parliament has now set up a committee: Referendum (Scotland) Bill Committee.

The sham - elections for Police Commissioners in England and Wales and the introduction of proportional representation in Scotland’s local councils in 2007 (3-4 councilors for every elector instead of one) are an attack on local representational democracy.

Local Policing requires to remain in the scope of the local council which represents the local electorate.

A paper advocating the repeal of legislative devolution and the introduction of a common representation act has been submitted to Parliament's McKay Commission on devolution (Submission 60).

The devo-parties and devo-front organisations will of course now push out the agreed narrative - the “process” as Michael Moore likes to call it is over and “the great debate……can now begin”.

The process has just begun.