Decline in British lawmaking

In 2010, 45% of MPs represented a constituency in the region of their birth. What was the percentage in 2019?

Which crucial UK policy was implemented through a statutory instrument?

After which UK monarch are clauses giving ministers sweeping powers nicknamed?

Boris Johnson's Brexit deal cleared the Commons in a single day; how long did the 1992 Maastricht EU Treaty take?

In 2005-6, 41% of Commons time was spent on government legislation; in the most recent session, the time was...?

And what is the name for bills that have very limited details, allowing ministers to change them significantly?

What is the name of the board game created by the Office of the Parliamentary Counsel to train civil servants?

Which politician was made a Lord in order to serve as Sunak's new Foreign Secretary?

From 2010-19, the Lords defeated the government 268 times. How many times has this happened since December 2019?

A Representative in the US Congress can employ up to how many full-time staff?

Which law was highlighted by Conservative MP Jacob Rees-Mogg as an example of a skeleton bill?

The Commons sat for 173 days in 1988; how many days did it sit in 2021?

When was the last time the House of Lords struck down a statutory instrument?

In 2007-8 there were 4 urgent questions; in 2021-2, there were how many?

For which UK law was the impact assessment - which was highly critical - passed after it has passed through the Commons?

The House Ethics Committee in America has ruled that which Representative has broken federal law?

Since 1997, on average only 1 in how many bills has any pre-legislative scrutiny?

There were 760 pages of Acts and statutory instruments in 1911; how many by 2009?

How many MPs quit Labour's frontbench to vote for a ceasefire in Gaza on Wednesday?

Why was the appointment of new Health Secretary, Victoria Atkins, controversial?

From 2022-2023, what percentage of statutory instruments were to correct drafting errors from previous ones?

And the last time the House of Commons struck one down?

What does the article point to a significant increase of in recent years?

Which recent UK law had more than 20 Henry VIII clauses in it?

The average sitting day was 9hrs 4mins in 1988; how long was it in 2021?

1.8% of Statutory Instruments were 'made affirmative' 1997-2019; what is the % since 2019?

From 2015-2021, what percentage of 177 bills were subject to no oral-evidence hearing at all?

Which of these major bills is an example of a bill that passed its 2nd and 3rd reading stages in a single day?