Parliament restoration plan could cost up to £5.7bn
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Parliament restoration plan could cost up to £5.7bn
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Parliament restoration plan could cost up to £5.7bn
Major restoration of the Houses of Parliament without moving MPs and peers out would cost £5.7bn and take 32 years, a report says.
If MP and peers were moved out for six years, the cost would drop to £3.5bn, an independent report has said.
The 150-year-old Grade I listed building is partly sinking, contains asbestos and has outdated cabling.
(continued, cheaper to demolish and use portacbins?))
Parliament restoration plan could cost up to £5.7bn
Major restoration of the Houses of Parliament without moving MPs and peers out would cost £5.7bn and take 32 years, a report says.
If MP and peers were moved out for six years, the cost would drop to £3.5bn, an independent report has said.
The 150-year-old Grade I listed building is partly sinking, contains asbestos and has outdated cabling.
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portapotties given what takes place inside
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They should hire Guy Fawkes. He'd do it for much less.
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that's the demolition side, then there's the whole rebuilding to take into account
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Recoup costs by halving the size of Parliament. A smaller rebuild. A smaller state starts at the top. 

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samaller paliament means smaller representation for the citizenry
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Most people don't deserve representation. So long as I get some what do I care happens to losers in the new utopia?Svartalf wrote:samaller paliament means smaller representation for the citizenry
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I can't get any even with the currently bloated system, I won't recommend a slimming regimen
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One man's demolition is another man's construction of a pile.Svartalf wrote:that's the demolition side, then there's the whole rebuilding to take into account
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Each citizen should be his own MP.Svartalf wrote:samaller paliament means smaller representation for the citizenry
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That's ideal, but hardly practical, Athenian democracy is not built for large populations or people who have to work for a living.
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O.k., then. Anarchy in the UK?
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Why not, let's start by hanging all politicians
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Parliament should move to Scunthorpe.
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Parliaments representing the citizenry? How did I miss that innovation?Svartalf wrote:samaller paliament means smaller representation for the citizenry
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