Graham at
Prime Minister's Question Time
Graham works hard for Nottingham North, voting for policies that
benefit the community, lobbying Ministers on behalf of his
constituents, and never missing an opportunity to ask a
Parliamentary Question or take part in a Debate.
He has held more Parliamentary Debates than any other
MP
Graham’s recent debates cover a
wide variety of topics such as teaching social behaviour skills,
helping incapacity benefit claimants, the influence of football
players’ behaviour on young people, improving the reading ability
of youngsters in Nottingham North and across the UK, and the
importance of health visitors in Early Intervention.
For more information about how
Graham has been representing you in Parliament please see the links
below. To watch Parliamentary Debates live click here.
For all of Graham's latest
parliamentary appearances, click here.
For older questions and debates,
click the documents below:
DEBATES:
PARLIAMENTARY QUESTIONS:
Democratic and
constitutional reform
Graham is a strong
supporter of democratic reform, parliamentary modernisation and
constitutional reform. In particular Graham is pursuing the
development of a UK written constitution, an elected Second Chamber
and devolved Regional Government.
More information on
Graham's draft of the Constitution Reform
Bill can be found here:
http://www.unlockdemocracy.org.uk/wiki/index.php/Constitutional_Reform_Bill
Resources
on Democratic Reforms:
Independent Local Government by
Graham Allen from eGov Monitor
Link to the Government White Paper
'The Governance of Britain'
Gordon Brown's Statement on
Constitutional Reform
-Graham's debate on a Written Constitution for the UK
European Constitution
PM Office, Role, and Function
Graham has written a number of pieces on devolving
over-centralised power and ensuring a more responsive and
democratic Government including his debut book, Reinventing
Democracy (1995) and his second
book entitled The Last Prime Minister: being Honest
about the UK Presidency (2001).
Click for more information about Graham's
books:
Reinventing
Democracy
The Last Prime Minister: being Honest about the UK
Presidency
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