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Members of all the world's parliaments, professors of law or history, former laureates, and members of the Peace Prize Committee may make nominations.
"One can't do miracles with countries with pilots who belong to countries that have parliaments," he said.
On 1 May 1707 England and Scotland were formally joined together by the “Act of Union” — establishing the Union of Parliaments — and the United Kingdom was born.
Power is being passed upward to the European Union and downward to new parliaments in Scotland and Wales.
Also, an article contends that Tony Blair's legislative proposals (to adopt a bill of rights, abolish hereditary rights in the House of Lords, impose proportional representation, assign interest-rate control to a central bank, and establish parliaments for Scotland and Wales) will change Britain as much as Thatcherism did.