0002以下、5ちゃんねるからVIPがお送りします2022/10/19(水) 14:10:09.146ID:3rHLd4Lvd これでいいんだよ 0003以下、5ちゃんねるからVIPがお送りします2022/10/19(水) 14:10:20.944ID:CeSBAoGK0 密です 0004以下、5ちゃんねるからVIPがお送りします2022/10/19(水) 14:16:08.724ID:CeSBAoGK0 In October 1943, following the destruction of the Commons Chamber by incendiary bombs during the Blitz, the Commons debated the question of rebuilding the chamber. With Winston Churchill's approval, they agreed to retain its adversarial rectangular pattern instead changing to a semi-circular or horse-shoe design favoured by some legislative assemblies. Churchill insisted that the shape of the old Chamber was responsible for the two-party system which is the essence of British parliamentary democracy: 'we shape our buildings and afterwards our buildings shape us.'
Clearance of the site began in May 1945, and the new Chamber was completed in 1950. Designed by Giles Gilbert Scott along similar lines to the old, its small size (containing only 427 seats for 646 MPs) and confrontational design helps to keep debates lively and robust but also intimate.
It also remains the case that in the United Kingdom MPs can only transfer their allegiance from government to opposition, or vice versa, by crossing the floor in plain view. During debates, members speaking on opposing sides are also not meant to step over the red lines on the carpet, which are said to equal two sword lengths. 0005以下、5ちゃんねるからVIPがお送りします2022/10/19(水) 14:18:12.881ID:Yw+fQRX40>>4 日本語でおk 0006以下、5ちゃんねるからVIPがお送りします2022/10/19(水) 14:24:17.624ID:CeSBAoGK0 Google翻訳をかけ、さらに三行要約サービスをかける