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The constitutional form and reform of the Senate : thoughts on the constitutionality of Bill C-7 Yep (Opinion) [electronic resource] : salvaging the Senate could really be so simple Securing political success by repetition : can the Parliament Act be used by the House of Commons to insist on reform of the House of Lords Elected Senate would give it legitimacy, but could create legislative gridlock, say experts [Bill C-7] A more representative chamber [electronic resource] : representation in the House of Lords Elected second chambers and their powers [electronic resource] : an international survey Regional representation in the House of Lords [electronic resource] Public attitudes towards the House of Lords and House of Lords reform [electronic resource] Does it matter if the House of Lords isn’t reformed? [electronic resource] : perspectives from a symposium at Trinity Hall, Cambridge The Senate reform bill : a constitutional danger for Canada The changing type of minor party elected to parliament [electronic resource] : the case of the Australian Senate from to Critics accuse Tories of dragging feet on Senate reforms : PM's appointed senators so far What the Senate might look like in 2015 (Opinion) From an aristocratic anachronism to a democratic dilemma : an elected House of Lords and the lessons from Australia The Senate and self-parody Fix : don't axe the Senate Canada's Senate : reform or death?

Quebec Senate decision may impact SCC reference Committee performance in the Senate of Canada : some sobering analysis for the chamber of "sober second thought" Don't throw the Senate out with the bath water Ne jetons pas le Sénat avec l’eau de ses égaré Time to consider abolition of the Senate Il est temps d'envisager l'abolition du Sénat Breaking the bargain: comment on the constitutional validity of Bill C-7, The Proposed Senate Reform Act Special report (dossier) : the Senators and the elephant Beyond scandal and patronage : a rationale and strategy for Senate reform La réforme du Sénat au Canada The architectural metaphor and the decline of political conventions in the Supreme Court of Canada's senate reform reference