> Once a month on the assumption that most sessions are only attended by a handful of MPs. Most sessions of the House are attended by a handful of MPs, because

> Once a month on the assumption that most sessions are only attended by a handful of MPs. Most sessions of the House are attended by a handful of MPs, because no real work is happening there. Meaningful debate in the House is rare, and the results of divisions (votes) are usually known ahead of time. And in any case a debate is not a good way to write any kind of document, so any MP actually wanting to make a difference is doing so in committees, which are not seen on TV nearly as often, but are pretty well attended from my quick scan of attendance records.