The Baroness Rawlings
Conservative
Life peer31 years in the LordsMember since 5 October 1994
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About Baroness Rawlings’s role
The House of Lords is the UK Parliament’s second chamber. Peers scrutinise legislation, question the government and debate public policy. Unlike MPs, they are not elected — most members are appointed as life peers, with a residual group of hereditary peers and 26 bishops from the Church of England (the Lords Spiritual).
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