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>the uk has no legal means in which the citizens can force an election to be held
I was going to talk about image related and that you can petition for MPs to be removed, however upon looking closer it's not actually real as it's just
>MP violates condition (criminal, using allowance money on duckhouses (and someone cares to point it out), suspended from parliament (happens twice a year but requires a committee to then act on this))
>petition now declared
>petition is glorified democratic consent to remove MP (with low theshold, 10%, for consent, you cannot vote against the Anschluss of Austr- I mean petition)

And now I've gone to look at actual parliamentary suspensions and
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suspension_from_the_UK_parliament
this mostly reads like children being children.