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...1999, as a result of which hereditary peers, except those that sit in the House of Lords, are no longer disqualified;

{{Image|House of Lords 2011.jpg|right|400px|House of Lords chamber, Palace of Westminster, London, in 2011.}} ...w.parliament.uk/lords ''House of Lords'', www.parliament.gov.uk]</ref> The House of Lords initiates, scrutinises and amends legislation. It has no general power of v

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...of Parliament]] (MPs) to the [[House of Commons]], while members of the [[House of Lords]] are mostly appointed; however, '''resigning from the [[Parliament of the ==Resigning from the House of Lords==

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...vegetative state]]. A legal case brought to the judicial committee of the House of Lords (now the UK Supreme Court) allowed the hospital with the support of Bland's

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...]. Other government ministers come from the unelected upper chamber, the [[House of Lords]] - or may indeed be neither MPs nor [[peer]]s at all - but it is expected

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...of whom scrutinises the work of equivalent government ministers. In the [[House of Lords]], the leader of the second-largest party or group is also known as the Lea ...n the Prime Minister at the head of a procession from the Commons to the [[House of Lords]].

Strictly speaking, the House of Lords originated in the fourteenth century when the Commons took to meeting separ :''Note that material in this article was originally moved from the article [[House of Lords]], so the histories of both articles must be examined to determine authorsh

House of Lords approval<br> The Bill is either approved by the House of Lords, or is returned to the House of Commons for further consideration.

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...rd Wellesley]], inherited the title [[Earl of Mornington]], in the [[Irish House of Lords]]. ...f Gerald's brothers, who survived to adulthood, were appointed to the [[UK House of Lords]].<ref name=lynnbryant2021-05-03/>

...t 1911[http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/Geo5/1-2/13] - removed from the House of Lords the power to veto a Bill, except one to extend the lifetime of a Parliament ...peeragesact1958.pdf] - enabled life peerages, with a seat and vote in the House of Lords, to be granted to both men and women.

...Trust v. Bland''' [1993] 1 [[All England Law Reports|All ER]] 821 HL is a House of Lords legal decision in England that allowed non-treatment of those in a persiste