Parliament's Life Extension Beyond Five Years Now Possible, Study Finds
The article discusses whether the House of Commons can extend Parliament's life beyond five years using the Parliament Acts 1911 and 1949. The majority of the House of Lords in R (Jackson) v. Attorney General resisted this idea, but the article argues that both houses of Parliament must agree to extend Parliament's life. This approach maintains Parliament's supremacy while respecting the limit on its duration.
