Rejected petition End the 'tradition' of jeering and booing in the House of Commons.

During a debate in the House of Commons we feel that there should be no shouting or jeering whilst an MP is speaking. We feel that this is unsatisfactory behaviour and unbecoming of a member of parliament.
MPs should act in a manner that is expected in boardrooms and classrooms across the country.

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Date submitted 21 February 2018
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