Leader of the Commons William Hague unveiled plans aimed at delivering 'home rule' for England Scottish nationalists will still be able to interfere in laws which don't apply north of the border - despite moves to introduce English votes for English laws, Tory backbenchers said today. Under proposals put forward by William Hague, policies affecting England alone would be scrutinised by a panel made up only of MPs representing English seats. A 'grand committee' of all English MPs would then have to approve the legislation. But the proposals still allow Scottish MPs to block English-only laws at a final UK-wide vote.
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William Hague unveils proposals to limit the influence of Scottish MPs
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But the plan stops short of banning Scottish MPs voting on English laws
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Tory MPs fear fear the proposal gives SNP a 'battering ram' in Parliament
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But English MPs will still get a 'veto' over England laws under new rules
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Leader of the Commons said reform is 'fundamental matter of fairness'
Mr Hague  rejected the argument that reform will weaken the UK, insisting: 'I say that failure to act would be the true weakening of the @placeholder.'