Titlebook: Watching the Watchers; Parliament and the I Hugh Bochel,Andrew Defty,Jane Kirkpatrick Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan

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Issues of Accountability and Access: The Select Committees and Intelligence, the House, and because governments are not required to respond to reports, let alone to act upon them, they are nevertheless widely portrayed as successful (Norton, 2005; Rogers and Walters, 2006; Bochel and Defty, 2007; Brazier and Fox, 2011; Benton and Russell, 2013). Given the range of topics th

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Issues of Accountability and Access: The Select Committees and Intelligence, the House, and because governments are not required to respond to reports, let alone to act upon them, they are nevertheless widely portrayed as successful (Norton, 2005; Rogers and Walters, 2006; Bochel and Defty, 2007; Brazier and Fox, 2011; Benton and Russell, 2013). Given the range of topics th

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Other Indicators of Parliamentary Interest: Debates, Questions, Motions and Groups, discussed in greater depth below (see also, Norton, 2005; Rogers and Walters, 2006). Participation in debates is clearly one of the most obvious ways for members of either House to make clear their views on issues, but, particularly in the realm of intelligence, such debates are relatively rare, an

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Other Indicators of Parliamentary Interest: Debates, Questions, Motions and Groups, discussed in greater depth below (see also, Norton, 2005; Rogers and Walters, 2006). Participation in debates is clearly one of the most obvious ways for members of either House to make clear their views on issues, but, particularly in the realm of intelligence, such debates are relatively rare, an

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Conclusions: Parliament and the Future of Intelligence Oversight,his involved interviews with a large sample of MPs and Peers, which included not only current and former members of the ISC, but also a large number of other parliamentarians, among them members of a range of select committees, APGs, current and former ministers, and backbench members of each House

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Conclusions: Parliament and the Future of Intelligence Oversight,his involved interviews with a large sample of MPs and Peers, which included not only current and former members of the ISC, but also a large number of other parliamentarians, among them members of a range of select committees, APGs, current and former ministers, and backbench members of each House

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