MPs working on prorogation rules to restrict Prime Minister’s control
If the House really wants to restrict the PM's use of prorogation, all parties should agree to a Parliamentary convention, say experts.
Pending a constitutional amendment, changes to prorogation rules will need the consent of all parties in the House in order for a Parliamentary convention to be created, says a Parliamentary expert, but the minority governing Conservatives are not saying whether they will agree to any changes.
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