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Armed Forces (Parliamentary Approval for Participation in Armed Conflict) Bill
Armed Forces (Parliamentary Approval for Participation in Armed Conflict) Bill was a bill of the Parliament of the United Kingdom. It attempted to limit the royal prerogative of declaring war by providing that only Parliament declare war or, except in certain emergencies, could sanction the United Kingdom's participation in armed conflicts.
==Passage through Parliament==
Clare Short presented the bill to Parliament on 22 June 2005, supported by senior politicians from all three major parties, and received its first reading. After publication, it received its second reading on 21 October 2005. It failed to pass the second reading, and move on to committee stage, because it was talked-out (discussed until there was no time left). A vote was cast but only 91 aye votes were cast and 12 no votes.〔 A minimum of 100 aye votes are required for it to succeed.
It was argued by David Burrowes during the debate of the second reading that the bill was a "Trojan horse for voicing disapproval about going to war in Iraq".〔
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