Senate delays: just another urban myth
The Senate does not delay passage of government legislation. It’s the other way around: government delays passage of its own bills, since it’s the government which enjoys near total control of the House of Commons most of the time and it sits on bills for months on end in its own chamber, writes Senator Elaine McCoy.

Everyone knows that the Senate delays government legislation. Don’t we?
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