It seems to me that the best part about the temporary House of Commons is that even the artists couldn’t be bothered in their renderings to pretend that many MPs, visitors or journalists will actually be attending to what goes on there every day.
It seems to me that the best part about the temporary House of Commons is that even the artists couldn’t be bothered in their renderings to pretend that many MPs, visitors or journalists will actually be attending to what goes on there every day.
As well, I will confess that I selfishly hope we spend the rest of the month discussing the cost of that temporary House, while continuing to ignore what goes on in the present House on a daily basis. If only to bolster the case for this story.