The Lord Browne of Belmont
Democratic Unionist Party
Life peer20 years in the LordsMember since 12 June 2006
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About Lord Browne of Belmont’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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