How old do you have to be to become and MP?

Answer 1

In the UK, the qualifications for nomination to a parliamentary election are as follows. You must be over 18, a British or Irish citizen, not be a serving convicted prisoner, not have been disqualified by an election court, not be a member of the house of lords, not be a bankrupt, loony or paid crown employee (civil servant, military personell, judge, police constable etc..)

Answer 2

Greed - avarice - nihilism - selectively adjustable hearing organs - enough money to bribe your way to selection - be an expert on fiddling expenses - know how to claim financial payment for an office which is actually in your bathroom - the ability to lie (tell an untruth) - complete skills in failing to keep promises (Naturally these skills will not be expected to be up to Gordon 'I like money' Browns standards to start with) - to be hard-boiled, hard-hearted, hedonistic and haughty - impenitent, impassive, indifferent, inflexible, insensate, insensible, insentient, inured, and above all you must show an absoluteness in your insensitivity.

Answer 3

you need to have a high school de and 2 years of colleg you need to have a high school de and 2 years of colleg

Answer 4

You need to be an approved member of the Labour party as well as the normal qualifications of standing for public office.

Answer 5

You have to be 18 years old on the date of close of nominations.

Answer 6

Get nominated by your party to stand in a particular constituency. Make a deposit. If you get enough votes the deposit is returned to you. Get the most votes and you become an MP.

Answer 7

You can either be selected to represent an established political party or stand as an independent.