It's worth noting that the House of Commons recently refused to debate a law for an equivalent to the perjury laws during parliamentary debate. i.e. is fine to

It's worth noting that the House of Commons recently refused to debate a law for an equivalent to the perjury laws during parliamentary debate. i.e. is fine to lie in the House of Commons. Recently Johnson overruled the House of Lords appointment commission to give someone a peerage that was involved in a corruption scandal[1]. That along with the the lies used to the win the Brexit referendum have robbed me of any faith in our current system of first past the post government so I see the need for more checks and balances. Unfortunately, the current system seems open to abuse such as Charles using this royal privilege to keep people from owning homes on his enormous estate lands. https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/boris-johnson-peter-cruddas-tory-treasurer-peerage-lords-b1777690.html https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/boris-johnson...