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Legal Question (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter evee_888
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Isn't a little obvious?
Having two parties (labor and the better one liberal) will ultimately mean to pass legislation you would need some cooperation of the other party ( as no party ever has 51% of the seats as minor parties usually get a few).
Therefore this effectively means legislation will take longer to pass and often will not due to a lack of support, also it will often be rewritten/edited so that other parties will vote for it.
Having two parties (labor and the better one liberal) will ultimately mean to pass legislation you would need some cooperation of the other party ( as no party ever has 51% of the seats as minor parties usually get a few).
Therefore this effectively means legislation will take longer to pass and often will not due to a lack of support, also it will often be rewritten/edited so that other parties will vote for it.