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simontrumpet Started conversation May 6, 2005
In your article "The British Parliamentary System", you say that it is usually necessary for a government to have the majority of the MPs in the country. If no party has an overall majority, the party with the most MPs has the first chance to form a coalition.
What do you mean by "overall majority" - is it more than half the MPs, or is it just more MPs than any other party?
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Silverfish Posted May 13, 2005
Hello Simon, welcome to h2g2. I think I use "overall majority" to mean more than half the MPs. It's been a while since I wrote the entry. I hope that helps.
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