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Unlike some countries, the UK does not have a special age of eligibility for key public offices. Any person who has attained the age of majority (currently 18) is able to serve as a member of either the House of Commons (by election) or the House of Lords (by appointment), which means anyone aged 18 or older can serve as Leader of the House in either chamber.
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∙ 6y agoThe minimum age for election to the House of Commons is 18 years old.
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When did Westbury - UK Parliament constituency - end?
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