Last November in the House of Commons, there was a vote passed to end the privatisation of the NHS. Before it could be finally passed, it had to be scrutinised by MPs in the Committee Stage and two days were set aside. During that time a lot of MPs just wasted time (filibustered) and time ran out.
Among some of the things, issues, characters from history that were included were

An affinity for creme eggs
Bringing candles into the committee room
Drinking habits of William Pitt The Younger
Medieval poet Geoffrey Chaucer
Tactics in the Napoleonic wars
Asterix the Gaul
Emile Durkheim
Norse Gods
Asterix the Gaul
Why sleeping pills say "May cause drowsiness" on them
The history of papal doctrine

Yesterday the Government signed off the largest ever privatisation deal in the histor.y of the NHS. It was for £780 million

If anybody wonders who were the MPs who behaved so childishly,it would appear that most, if not all, came from that side of the House were, as Dennis Skinner once said of them "half of them were not crooks".

The MPs spoke about those subjects so the bill could not be passed ? How the chuff can they talk about those subjects when they are nothing to do with Parliament ?

"Drinking habits of William Pitt The Younger"
this did have an effect on Parliament and probably a better one than the drinking habits of one Farage.
Comment over.
I know where you are coming from.

We are watching a democracy become a privatised business and, just when we can do something about it, the voters are put off by the above, by the behaviour in PM question time (despite Cameron's promise to stop it) and by poor morals displayed by people claiming high morals.

Quite simply this country needs a written constitution and an executive accountable to others not just itself.

I doubt many people go into politics to help their fellow man, it's all about self interest. It may be different at local level but Westminster is all about self interest.