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That is a very reasonable question, and Brexit is also relevant in that discussion. Perhaps it would be a good idea to require a qualified majority for cases li
by yxhuvud 7y ago
That is a very reasonable question, and Brexit is also relevant in that discussion. Perhaps it would be a good idea to require a qualified majority for cases like this.
- gerardvivancos 7y agoWhy does not the status quo require some qualified majority?
- yiyus 7y agoThe status quo was already established by a very qualified majority. Changing it should require a qualified majority too. It's the same reason a thermostat is not constantly switching on and off when you cross the set temperature. Heating will start when you go a couple of degrees below the desired temperature, and it will only stop when you reach a couple of degrees more. Else, you have an unstable system (this is not my opinion, it's very basic control systems theory).
- javierga 7y agoAmendments and changes to the Spanish constitution require a qualified parliamentary majority.