Petition Reform the terms of address in the House of Commons

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To reform the terms of address that members of the House of Commons refer to each other.
Ruling out the use of Honourable, Right Honourable, and Right Honourable and Learned Friend/ Gentleman/ Lady.
To replace with the name/ constituancy/ job description with suggestion that instead of Friend the actual name of the Member and Gentleman, the Constituancy.

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Date closed 4 August 2012
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