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Former British Labour whip tells it like it is in How to be a Government Whip

British Labour MP Helen Jones' book is filled with tips for whips and aspiring disciplinarians. Her frank advice is illuminating and fun. The content is easily of interest to a Canadian audience. It makes for a fascinating read for those in the political game .

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BY ALEX MARLAND
February 26, 2018

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