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‘Someday, we’ll have someone who dies as a direct result of that,’ MPs call for ending all-night Commons votes

‘This is just not right. And it would not be tolerated, if you did this to an animal, you’d get in trouble with the law,’ says outgoing Liberal MP Frank Baylis.

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BY PETER MAZEREEUW
July 1, 2019

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‘Someday, we’ll have someone who dies as a direct result of that,’ MPs call for ending all-night Commons votes

‘This is just not right. And it would not be tolerated, if you did this to an animal, you’d get in trouble with the law,’ says outgoing Liberal MP Frank Baylis.

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