January 19, 2010
By
Alison Loat
One reader of this blog raised some good questions about the average Parliamentary sitting days we have here in Canada in response to last week's post. Here's my best effort at the answers.
First, he wondered how elections skewed the figures. Ned Franks estimates that Parliament sits, on average, about seven fewer weeks (or 35 days) in an election year. Maclean's Aaron Wherry crunched the nu...
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Neil Morrison, UK, CBC, Danny Williams, political leadership, Parliament, New Zealand, Aaron Wherry, Australia
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