I granted this question because I wanted to allow members to scrutinisethegovernment of the day.
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A further route opposition lawmakers can use to scrutinisethegovernment is applying for an emergency debate.
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A new war powers act would allow parliament to properly scrutinisethegovernment of the day, he argued.
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I am confident that parliament will fully exercise its responsibility to scrutinisethegovernment throughout the whole process.
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Further details Hipkins says he is open to the Health Select Committee meeting to scrutinisethegovernment's Covid-19 response.
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Parliament's Epidemic Response Committee met for the first time yesterday and are meeting again today to scrutinisethegovernment's handling of Covid 19.
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We should be sitting right up to 31 October to scrutinisethegovernment at this critical time for the future of our country.
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The media has disastrously failed to scrutinisethegovernment's policies, often serving as a de facto extension of the Tory party's propaganda unit.
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On Thursday, Labor and the Greens both backed the idea of a parliamentary committee to scrutinisethegovernment's response, following the lead of New Zealand.
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It has also been given new roles without any additional funding, including scrutinisingthegovernment's COVIDSafe app.
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Opposition leader Simon Bridges will chair a cross-party committee, that will scrutinisetheGovernment's response to Covid-19.
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Business leaders are scrutinisingthegovernment's decision to only let essential businesses and those with essential goods operate.
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MPs and peers have spent the best part of the past six months scrutinisingthegovernment's care bill.
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The opposition is there to scrutinisetheGovernment's actions and point out things it believes could have been done better.
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MPs will then head into self-isolation - but it won't mean an end to the Opposition's ability to scrutinisetheGovernment.
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Their role is to complement the work of the Commons in making laws and scrutinisingthegovernment, but the Commons has primacy over the Lords.