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Political Currency
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The Subtle Power of Whips in Parliament
This chapter explores the historical function and significance of the Whip's office in Parliament, comparing it to essential yet uncelebrated roles in society. It dispels common misconceptions about whips, emphasizing their role as vital intermediaries who facilitate communication and cohesion within political parties. Through examples from both Conservative and Labour parties, the chapter illustrates the evolving dynamics and responsibilities of whips, highlighting their profound impact on political strategies and party politics.
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