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lets create new hereditary peers and put them to work just not in the lords
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- On April 30, 2026, last hereditary peers lost entitlement to sit and vote in House of Lords.
- Article argues for reintroducing hereditary peers as custodians of historical narrative.
- Draws parallel with Poland's Institute of National Memory established in 1999.