> the conservative 1922 committee has changed the rules to make it harder for mps to trigger a no confidence vote in the new leader. it used to be the case that, if 15% of mps wrote in private to the 1922 committee chair asking for a no confidence ballot, they had to hold one. that threshold has gone up to 33%, meaning 40 mps would have to be dissatisfied with kemi badenoch for a ballot to take place. interesting.
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