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When procrastinating from law school, I write about politics, tech, or whatever else I'm interested in. Feel free to tweet me up (@devinjohnston).
When procrastinating from law school, I write about politics, tech, or whatever else I'm interested in. Feel free to tweet me up (@devinjohnston).
Posted by Devin Johnston on January 7th, 2010
Question: Parliament is prorogued until March 3, 2010. How many days will the House of Commons have been sitting between June 23, 2007 and March 2, 2010?
Answer: The House of Commons will have sat for just 259 out of those 983 days. This means that over a period of almost three years, the House of Commons will only have been sitting 26.4% of the time.
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