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Parliamentary scrutiny of defence

Bruce George, Julie Morgan

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Departmental select committees in the House of Commons have a great potential to enhance scrutiny within the British political system. This article, by the Chair of the House of Commons Defence Committee and his Research Associate considers recent developments in the House of Commons Defence Committee and outlines some proposals for further reform.

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Departmental select committees in the House of Commons have a great potential to enhance scrutiny within the British political system. This article, by the Chair of the House of Commons Defence Committee and his Research Associate considers recent developments in the House of Commons Defence Committee and outlines some proposals for further reform.

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Departmental select committees in the House of Commons have a great potential to enhance scrutiny within the British political system. This article, by the Chair of the House of Commons Defence Committee and his Research Associate considers recent developments in the House of Commons Defence Committee and outlines some proposals for further reform.

Key concepts: Scrutiny, House of Commons, Commons, Select committee, Politics, Political science, Public administration, Law

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