The Unlock Democracy paper argues that the UK's reliance on conventions makes democracy vulnerable, recommending stricter regulations on political donations and peer nominations.
The recommendations include a clear job description for MPs to measure their performance, emphasizing the need for greater accountability in political roles.
Concerns were raised about cronyism, suggesting that the House of Lords Appointments Commission should have the authority to block unsuitable peer nominations.
With pending changes, campaigners maintain that the Labour government needs to take decisive actions to restore public trust and avoid electoral catastrophe.
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