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Reform of Parliament

Great Britain · Government / Labour Party Government. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.

6Records
1967–2005Date range
3Named people
1Places

Chronological records

1967

Harold Wilson25 October 1967

London · Government / Labour Party Government

The Abortion Bill is passed by Parliament

1969

James Callaghan1969

London · Government / Labour Party Government

The Representation of the People Act is defeated in the House of Lords

1975

Harold Wilson1975

Government / Labour Party Government

Britain's Sex Discrimination Act is passed, the Act of the Parliament of the United Kingdom is designed to protect men, women and transgendered people from discrimination on the grounds of gender

2003

Anthony Charles Lynton BlairJuly 2003

Government / Labour Party Government

Faces a Labour rebellion & wins a Commons vote by 32 votes

2005

Anthony Charles Lynton Blair10 February 2005

Government / Labour Party Government

The Commons passes the Identity Cards Bill at its 3rd reading by 224 votes to 64

Anthony Charles Lynton Blair9 November 2005

Government / Labour Party Government

Tony Blairs 1st Commons defeat, report stage of the Terrorism Bill. Loses a Commons vote on detaining terrorism suspects for 90-days without charge

Names involved

Anthony Charles Lynton BlairHarold WilsonJames Callaghan

Provenance

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