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What does everyone think? In the event of a yes vote we have the prospect of a significant change in the composition of the House of Commons part-way through the next Parliament. Its possible that the largest party - or even the majority party - could switch without a further election. This could lead to several months of a lame duck government. How should this be handled? Should Parliament vote to extend itself by a few months and delay the election? Or should there be a grand coalition after the next election, until the composition changes? Or a minority government with a confidence and supply arrangement? Or should they just let it all happen? And what about Scottish peers?

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