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	The Constituencies
		In 2001 and 1997, each elected one MP to the UK parliament in Westminster.
		And in 1996, each constituency elected five members of the forum/potential talks delegates from party lists using the d'Hondt formula, and another two forum members/delegates were awarded to each of the top ten parties across Northern Ireland.
		The 1970 revision of the then twelve Northern Ireland seats was not put in place until after the Westminster election of that year, but those boundaries were used for Westminster elections in 1974 (twice) and 1979, and for elections to the Northern Ireland Assembly in 1973 and 1982 and to the Constitutional Convention in 1975.
	www.ark.ac.uk /elections/gconstys.htm

	ufindus.com - Public Administration in Romford
		Members of Parliament (Mackinlay Andrew Thurrock Constituency, House Of Commons Westminster SW1, Thurrock Constituency)
		Members of Parliament (Pickles Eric Brentwood and Ongar Constituency, House Of Commons Westminster SW1, Brentwood and Ongar
		Members of Parliament (Sedgemore Brian Hackney South and Shoreditch Constituency, House of Commons Westminster SW1, Hackney So > Public Administration In London
	romford.ufindus.co.uk /C_public_administration (1112 words)

	The Constituencies
		And in 1996, each constituency elected five members of the forum/potential talks delegates from party lists using the d'Hondt formula, and another two forum members/delegates were awarded to each of the top ten parties across Northern Ireland.
		The 2001 Westminster elections, 1998 Assembly elections, the 1997 Westminster elections and the 1996 Forum elections all used the same basis of 18 constituencies (the local term for electoral districts).
		The 1970 revision of the then twelve Northern Ireland seats was not put in place until after the Westminster election of that year, but those boundaries were used for Westminster elections in 1974 (twice) and 1979, and for elections to the Northern Ireland Assembly in 1973 and 1982 and to the Constitutional Convention in 1975.
	www.ark.ac.uk /elections/gconstys.htm (1112 words)

	The Constituencies
		And in 1996, each constituency elected five members of the forum/potential talks delegates from party lists using the d'Hondt formula, and another two forum members/delegates were awarded to each of the top ten parties across Northern Ireland.
		The 2001 Westminster elections, 1998 Assembly elections, the 1997 Westminster elections and the 1996 Forum elections all used the same basis of 18 constituencies (the local term for electoral districts).
		The 1970 revision of the then twelve Northern Ireland seats was not put in place until after the Westminster election of that year, but those boundaries were used for Westminster elections in 1974 (twice) and 1979, and for elections to the Northern Ireland Assembly in 1973 and 1982 and to the Constitutional Convention in 1975.
	www.ark.ac.uk /elections/gconstys.htm (1112 words)

	The Constituencies
		And in 1996, each constituency elected five members of the forum/potential talks delegates from party lists using the d'Hondt formula, and another two forum members/delegates were awarded to each of the top ten parties across Northern Ireland.
		The 1970 revision of the then twelve Northern Ireland seats was not put in place until after the Westminster election of that year, but those boundaries were used for Westminster elections in 1974 (twice) and 1979, and for elections to the Northern Ireland Assembly in 1973 and 1982 and to the Constitutional Convention in 1975.
		The 2001 Westminster elections, 1998 Assembly elections, the 1997 Westminster elections and the 1996 Forum elections all used the same basis of 18 constituencies (the local term for electoral districts).
	www.ark.ac.uk /elections/gconstys.htm (1112 words)

	The Constituencies
		And in 1996, each constituency elected five members of the forum/potential talks delegates from party lists using the d'Hondt formula, and another two forum members/delegates were awarded to each of the top ten parties across Northern Ireland.
		The 1970 revision of the then twelve Northern Ireland seats was not put in place until after the Westminster election of that year, but those boundaries were used for Westminster elections in 1974 (twice) and 1979, and for elections to the Northern Ireland Assembly in 1973 and 1982 and to the Constitutional Convention in 1975.
		The 2001 Westminster elections, 1998 Assembly elections, the 1997 Westminster elections and the 1996 Forum elections all used the same basis of 18 constituencies (the local term for electoral districts).
	www.ark.ac.uk /elections/gconstys.htm (1112 words)

	The Constituencies
		And in 1996, each constituency elected five members of the forum/potential talks delegates from party lists using the d'Hondt formula, and another two forum members/delegates were awarded to each of the top ten parties across Northern Ireland.
		The 2001 Westminster elections, 1998 Assembly elections, the 1997 Westminster elections and the 1996 Forum elections all used the same basis of 18 constituencies (the local term for electoral districts).
		The 1970 revision of the then twelve Northern Ireland seats was not put in place until after the Westminster election of that year, but those boundaries were used for Westminster elections in 1974 (twice) and 1979, and for elections to the Northern Ireland Assembly in 1973 and 1982 and to the Constitutional Convention in 1975.
	www.ark.ac.uk /elections/gconstys.htm (1112 words)

	The Constituencies
		And in 1996, each constituency elected five members of the forum/potential talks delegates from party lists using the d'Hondt formula, and another two forum members/delegates were awarded to each of the top ten parties across Northern Ireland.
		The 2001 Westminster elections, 1998 Assembly elections, the 1997 Westminster elections and the 1996 Forum elections all used the same basis of 18 constituencies (the local term for electoral districts).
		The 1970 revision of the then twelve Northern Ireland seats was not put in place until after the Westminster election of that year, but those boundaries were used for Westminster elections in 1974 (twice) and 1979, and for elections to the Northern Ireland Assembly in 1973 and 1982 and to the Constitutional Convention in 1975.
	www.ark.ac.uk /elections/gconstys.htm (1112 words)

	wiki/Estates of Scotland Definition / wiki/Estates of Scotland Research
		A degree of domestic authority, and all foreign policy, remains with the UK Parliament in Westminster The Palace of Westminster, on the banks of the River Thames in Westminster, London, is the home of the House of Commons and the House of Lords, which form the Parliament of the United Kingdom.
		The current Parliament was established by the Scotland Act 1998 The Scotland Act 1998 is an Act of the Parliament of the United Kingdom at Westminster.
		Parliament was reconstituted as a body that deals with matters that have been devolved to it by the UK Parliament The Parliament of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland is the supreme legislative institution in the United Kingdom and British overseas territories (it alone has parliamentary sovereignty).
	www.elresearch.com /wiki/Estates_of_Scotland (1112 words)

	The Constituencies
		And in 1996, each constituency elected five members of the forum/potential talks delegates from party lists using the d'Hondt formula, and another two forum members/delegates were awarded to each of the top ten parties across Northern Ireland.
		The 2001 Westminster elections, 1998 Assembly elections, the 1997 Westminster elections and the 1996 Forum elections all used the same basis of 18 constituencies (the local term for electoral districts).
		The 1970 revision of the then twelve Northern Ireland seats was not put in place until after the Westminster election of that year, but those boundaries were used for Westminster elections in 1974 (twice) and 1979, and for elections to the Northern Ireland Assembly in 1973 and 1982 and to the Constitutional Convention in 1975.
	www.ark.ac.uk /elections/gconstys.htm (1112 words)

	DUP.org.uk
		Whether it is at home, in Parliament or further afield, Iris Robinson is widely recognised and respected for her advocacy of this great constituency.
		It is extremely important for an MP to be seen and heard not only at Westminster, but equally important, to be in the constituency itself meeting, speaking and acting on behalf of constituents.
		The full-time constituency advice centre in James Street in Newtownards is manned by 5 fully trained and professional staff who assist Iris with her massive work load.
	www.dup2win.com /IrisRobinson.asp (1112 words)

	Scottish Devolution: A Historical and Political Analysis
		"Nationalism is a doctrine which holds that the boundaries of a state should coincide with those of the nation."<2> Although Scottish devolution is an attempt by the UK Parliament in Westminster to fend off a history of nationalist sentiment, it may eventually lead towards an independent Scottish nation-state.
		The Parliament will have the power to make the law of Scotland in devolved areas, but those matters more appropriately dealt with on a UK basis will remain at Westminster.
		In November 1998 the Westminster Parliament passed the Scotland Act, as it did a Wales Act also, and it received Royal assent; the first elections to the Scottish Parliament are to be held on May 6, 1999.
	www.loyno.edu /history/journal/1998-9/Rivera.htm (3340 words)

	Regent's Park and Kensington North (UK Parliament constituency) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Regent's Park and Kensington North is a constituency in Central London and West London represented in the House of Commons of the Parliament of the United Kingdom.
		Kensington will likely be a Tory leaning seat, although one winnable by Labour in an exceptional year such as 1997 or 2001, while Westminster North is likely to be an extremely competitive marginal seat.
		As a result, Regent's Park and Kensington North will be disbanded with its Westminster section going into a reformed Westminster North and its Kensington and Chelsea section going into a reformed Kensington seat.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Regent's_Park_and_Kensington_North_(UK_Parliament_constituency) (396 words)

	ufindus.com Search for: Public + Administration
		Members of Parliament Streeter Gary (Devon South West Constituency) House Of Commons, Westminster SW Tel.
		Members of Parliament Bottomley Peter (Worthing West Constituency) House of Commons, Westminster SW1
		Members of Parliament O'Brien Bill(Normanton Constituency) House Of Commons, Westminster SW1 Normant
	halifax.ufindus.co.uk /result.php?area=&cat_id=75 (396 words)

	DUP.org.uk
		Whether it is at home, in Parliament or further afield, Iris Robinson is widely recognised and respected for her advocacy of this great constituency.
		It is extremely important for an MP to be seen and heard not only at Westminster, but equally important, to be in the constituency itself meeting, speaking and acting on behalf of constituents.
		The full-time constituency advice centre in James Street in Newtownards is manned by 5 fully trained and professional staff who assist Iris with her massive work load.
	www.dup2win.com /IrisRobinson.asp (396 words)

	Scottish National Party : UK category on LimeySearch.co.uk
		Angus Robertson MP - SNP Westminster member of parliament for the constituency of Moray, Scotland.
		Aberdeen SNP Westminster Campaign 2001 - Aberdeen Central SNP nominated Wayne Gault to be their prospective parliamentary candidate for the forthcoming Westminster general election.
		You can search for UK websites using our own database of over 130,000 sites, or you can use Google for international searches.
	www.limeysearch.co.uk /Scotland/Society_and_Culture/Politics/Parties/Scottish_National_Party (396 words)

	DUP.org.uk
		Whether it is at home, in Parliament or further afield, Iris Robinson is widely recognised and respected for her advocacy of this great constituency.
		It is extremely important for an MP to be seen and heard not only at Westminster, but equally important, to be in the constituency itself meeting, speaking and acting on behalf of constituents.
		The full-time constituency advice centre in James Street in Newtownards is manned by 5 fully trained and professional staff who assist Iris with her massive work load.
	www.dup2win.com /IrisRobinson.asp (396 words)

	rejects mccrea's accusations 040701
		“The decision was taken by the Mid-Ulster Ulster Unionist Constituency Association that the Ulster Unionist Party would not put forward a candidate for the Westminster Election.
		stood for Westminster Election against the Ulster Unionist Party’s James Cooper and therefore split the unionist vote which allowed Sinn Fein/IRA to take the Westminster seat.
		The Ulster Unionist MLA added, “I think the unionist people of Mid-Ulster would appreciate it if William McCrea stopped snipping at Billy Armstrong and the Ulster Unionist Party and bringing unneeded additional division within the unionist community in Mid-Ulster.
	www.billyarmstrong.co.uk /rejects_mccrea.htm (396 words)

	DUP.org.uk
		Whether it is at home, in Parliament or further afield, Iris Robinson is widely recognised and respected for her advocacy of this great constituency.
		It is extremely important for an MP to be seen and heard not only at Westminster, but equally important, to be in the constituency itself meeting, speaking and acting on behalf of constituents.
		The full-time constituency advice centre in James Street in Newtownards is manned by 5 fully trained and professional staff who assist Iris with her massive work load.
	www.dup2win.com /IrisRobinson.asp (396 words)

	DUP.org.uk
		Whether it is at home, in Parliament or further afield, Iris Robinson is widely recognised and respected for her advocacy of this great constituency.
		It is extremely important for an MP to be seen and heard not only at Westminster, but equally important, to be in the constituency itself meeting, speaking and acting on behalf of constituents.
		- Elected as Member of Parliament for Strangford, June 2001
	www.dup2win.com /IrisRobinson.asp (396 words)

	UCL, Bentham project, Journal of Bentham Studies
		In 1807 Place had led the campaign to elect Sir Francis Burdett to Parliament for the constituency of Westminster, and continued to groom radical candidates for that constituency for twenty years.
		The work advocated universal male suffrage, equal electoral districts, payment of MPs, and the secret ballot, but when these reforms were presented to the House of Commons in 1818 by one of Place’s radical Westminster MPs, Francis Burdett, not a single Member of Parliament voted for them.
		In fact Place and Romilly continued their acquaintance, and in 1818 Samuel Romilly was elected MP for Westminster.
	www.ucl.ac.uk /Bentham-Project/journal/cfford.htm (396 words)

	DUP.org.uk
		It is extremely important for an MP to be seen and heard not only at Westminster, but equally important, to be in the constituency itself meeting, speaking and acting on behalf of constituents.
		- Elected as Member of Parliament for Strangford, June 2001
		Whether it is at home, in Parliament or further afield, Iris Robinson is widely recognised and respected for her advocacy of this great constituency.
	www.dup.org.uk /IrisRobinson.asp (864 words)

	DUP.org.uk
		It is extremely important for an MP to be seen and heard not only at Westminster, but equally important, to be in the constituency itself meeting, speaking and acting on behalf of constituents.
		- Elected as Member of Parliament for Strangford, June 2001
		Whether it is at home, in Parliament or further afield, Iris Robinson is widely recognised and respected for her advocacy of this great constituency.
	www.dup2win.com /IrisRobinson.asp (864 words)

	DUP.org.uk
		Whether it is at home, in Parliament or further afield, Iris Robinson is widely recognised and respected for her advocacy of this great constituency.
		It is extremely important for an MP to be seen and heard not only at Westminster, but equally important, to be in the constituency itself meeting, speaking and acting on behalf of constituents.
		The full-time constituency advice centre in James Street in Newtownards is manned by 5 fully trained and professional staff who assist Iris with her massive work load.
	www.dup.org.uk /irisrobinson.asp (864 words)

	DUP.org.uk
		It is extremely important for an MP to be seen and heard not only at Westminster, but equally important, to be in the constituency itself meeting, speaking and acting on behalf of constituents.
		- Elected as Member of Parliament for Strangford, June 2001
		Whether it is at home, in Parliament or further afield, Iris Robinson is widely recognised and respected for her advocacy of this great constituency.
	www.dup.org.uk /IrisRobinson.asp (864 words)

	Departmental Policies (Regent's Park...: 11 Mar 2004: Written answers (TheyWorkForYou.com)
		Neither Kensington and Chelsea nor Westminster is covered by Educational Maintenance Allowances (EMA) pilots although some students attending FE institutions in these LEAs may be in receipt of EMA because most of inner London is covered by pilots.
		Children's social services in the constituency are delivered by both Kensington and Chelsea and Westminster, both of which are three star social services authorities (as published in the Annual Review of Performance Reports, issued by the Chief Inspector of the Social Services Inspectorate).
		There are four Sure Start local programmes in the constituency providing a range of early learning, health and family services and with 3,230 children in their catchment areas, and one early excellence centre has been established in the constituency offering early education, childcare, health and family support to local children and families.
	www.theyworkforyou.com /wrans?id=2004-03-11.145418.h (1262 words)

	DUP.org.uk
		Whether it is at home, in Parliament or further afield, Iris Robinson is widely recognised and respected for her advocacy of this great constituency.
		It is extremely important for an MP to be seen and heard not only at Westminster, but equally important, to be in the constituency itself meeting, speaking and acting on behalf of constituents.
		The full-time constituency advice centre in James Street in Newtownards is manned by 5 fully trained and professional staff who assist Iris with her massive work load.
	www.dup2win.com /IrisRobinson.asp (1262 words)

	DUP.org.uk
		Whether it is at home, in Parliament or further afield, Iris Robinson is widely recognised and respected for her advocacy of this great constituency.
		It is extremely important for an MP to be seen and heard not only at Westminster, but equally important, to be in the constituency itself meeting, speaking and acting on behalf of constituents.
		The full-time constituency advice centre in James Street in Newtownards is manned by 5 fully trained and professional staff who assist Iris with her massive work load.
	www.dup2win.com /IrisRobinson.asp (1262 words)

	DUP.org.uk
		Whether it is at home, in Parliament or further afield, Iris Robinson is widely recognised and respected for her advocacy of this great constituency.
		It is extremely important for an MP to be seen and heard not only at Westminster, but equally important, to be in the constituency itself meeting, speaking and acting on behalf of constituents.
		The full-time constituency advice centre in James Street in Newtownards is manned by 5 fully trained and professional staff who assist Iris with her massive work load.
	www.dup2win.com /IrisRobinson.asp (1262 words)

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