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Parties draw lines over EVEL

Dividing lines over how to answer the English Votes for English Laws (EVEL) question have been drawn with contrasting ideas proposed by the three main parties.

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By Dan Peters | 16 December 2014

Dividing lines over how to answer the English Votes for English Laws (EVEL) question have been drawn with contrasting ideas proposed by the three main parties.

This week, the Tories revealed they had narrowed down their proposals to three options, which they will consult on before making an announcement next year.

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