What sort of redress is available to Parliament if we go the standing order route, and maybe even the legislative route? I'm not sure that my question applies to both—you'll know better than I—in terms of not necessarily legally being able to stop it, but to make a statement that this is not expected, in the way that some of the examples you gave earlier about how it could be worded. My question is, if we put such a thing in place, either in a standing order or in legislation—and there may be two different answers to that—what would be the courses of action available to Parliament if that piece of legislation or the standing order was not adhered to?
On April 27th, 2010. See this statement in context.