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Prosecution power for Parliament

Prosecution power for Parliament
Parliament could be granted powers to prosecute individuals if they are found to have misled select committees or refused to attend hearings. The powers would make such acts a criminal offence and give MPs the power to sanction and punish people called to give evidence to Parliament.

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