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Jul 23, 2026
What do MPs really want to know about devolution? LED talks to the House of Commons Library
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Mike SpicerHOST
What sort of challenges do they see? What kind of information is most useful to them? What elements of the bill have piqued their interest most? What's their perspective on the whole thing? It's a really

Mark SandfordGUEST
I think that to answer the final question first, the local government reorganisation has taken a totally disproportionate quantum of members' interests.

Mark SandfordGUEST
In a way, it's kind of understandable because it's quite easy to get hold of the idea that local council boundaries are going to change, councils are going to be abolished and merged and so on and so forth.
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David MarlowHOST
What sort of demands has that actually placed on you and your team in terms of providing some context for the consideration of whatever government eventually comes up with?