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Who decides?

Who decides?

by PaulTyler (Author), NormanThelwell (Illustrator)

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    Paperback 2014

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Synopsis

If you are one of the hundreds of thousands of people in Britain who regularly take collective decisions - in a club, in business, in local or central government, or indeed in any other organisation - this book offers essential advice. The combination of Dr Edgar Anstey's professional expertise, as a former government Chief Psychologist, and Paul Tyler's practical experiences provides invaluable, topical guidance. Along the way we discover how the winner of the Man Booker Prize is chosen, how bishops (men only, but for how long?) are selected and how Margaret Thatcher plumped for the Channel Tunnel option. By what process did Tony Blair translate from a lost deposit to a safe Labour seat? How could the Liberal Democrats get into the coalition bed with David Cameron after the failure to do a deal with Edward Heath in 1974? And while politicians look on the House of Lords as a very comfortable and rewarding retirement home will there ever be a decision on its reform?

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 128
 Publisher: Arthur H.Stockwell Ltd
Published: 12 Mar 2014
ISBN 10: 0722343744
ISBN 13: 9780722343746

Media Reviews
Shrewd, enjoyable and indispensable to the aspiring committee member; Thelwell's illustrations add just the right element of spice. Shirley Williams (Rt Hon. Baroness Williams of Crosby) If you have ever sat in a meeting and wondered why you are not getting anywhere, this is the book for you. It is the ultimate guide on how to make a committee sing your tune. James Landale (BBC Deputy Political Editor)
Author Bio
Paul Tyler was Britain's youngest county councillor, in Devon, at 22; a Cornish Liberal MP at 32; chairman of the Liberal Party at 42; a Liberal Democrat MP at 52; and shadow Leader of the Commons at 62 ... and he is still a radical reformer in the House of Lords at 72.