As reported by BBC News, plans to allow MPs to take part in some parliamentary business virtually have been approved by the body responsible for administration in the Commons. The House of Commons Commission said ministers will be quizzed via Zoom for the first time in the House’s 700-year history. This “unprecedented step” will “keep democracy going” during the coronavirus crisis, it said. MPs will have to approve the plan next week when they return on 21 April.
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