George Foulkes calls for an English Parliament

In his submission to the Calman Commission George Foulkes calls for more cooperation between MPs and MSPs, and between Westminster and Holyrood. He then goes on to say:

There would however be a more logical and symmetrical structure if England also had a devolved Parliament which I favour. A unicameral Westminster, achieved by the abolition of the Lords, with an elected English Parliament meeting in the Lords Chamber would solve a number of problems, but is of course, beyond the remit of the Commission.

Funnily enough there is no English equivalent to the Calman Commission in which an English parliament can be considered. Funny that. Beyond the remit of the Calman Commission and beyond the wit of the simpering retards at Westminster.

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