S1 E10: Erskine May

Why Parliament Works by Leader of the House of Commons

Dec 14, 202000:24:46Government & Organizations

Mark Hutton, co-editor (with Sir David Natzler) of the 25th edition of 'Erskine May' , discusses his work helping shape one of the UK Parliament's - and the UK constitution's - most important texts. This episode conclude...

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