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, the Parliament remains On Course to return on 21 April-debate coronavirus measures and approve the expenditure for the UK's pandemic response.

It is not " business as usual for the MPs will be, with social-distancing measures likely to be still in place.

The government needs to pass the Finance Bill, to adopt measures in the budget, on the basis of to have its second reading on 22. April.

efforts are underway to allow MPs to Work remotely.

The Hospital 's Death Toll rose to 10,612 since Parliament closed for an extended Easter break on March 25.

Commons leader Jacob Rees-Mogg said that if MPs back in the Parliament will make the fulfilment of the "essential constitutional functions of the conduct of the examination, the approval of the expenditure, and laws".

"Virtual Parliament"

At The Moment , MPs are due to debate a core part of the Brexit legislation, the repealing of the EU-freedom of movement into UK law on 21 April.

then the state legislation.

It is not known at this stage whether non-essential business will be put on ice - or the extent to which MPs will have to change their normal Work procedures.

At The Moment , 40 MPs must be present to take in The Commons chamber for a vote place, but this could be reduced, that the party whips could effectively act as proxies for all MPs, less importance would have to visit, vote,

Such a step, a change in the rules would be, with the government prefer a movement, the members would then vote.

Other changes to the MPs ' Work and the postponement of non-essential business could be agreed informally between The Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle and leader of the party.

Sir Lindsay is keen on the creation of a "virtual Parliament" after the successful experiments with video conferencing in selected bodies.

Jacob Rees-Mogg said, plans for remote working.

"Reasonable control"

"In these unprecedented times, technological solutions have already been implemented, and for the select committee, and options are prepared for the speaker, the government and other parties to take into account next week," said a spokeswoman for the Lord Rees-Mogg.

"It is important that we have a comprehensive solution, not close unintentionally all the members. "

It Comes after the Labour leader, Sir Keir Starmer , said MPs must be able to hold to account the government's decisions.

Sir Keir said that many areas had seen a "gap" between The Announcement of measures and their implementation.

Mr Rees-Mogg responds to a letter from Sir Keir, in which He Said that the Parliament must give, so that it could be "subject to the decisions of the government and the Minister, the proper control".

Sir Keir said, would support the Work of the government, "where it is right to do this", but would also ask, "difficult and tricky questions. where this is necessary".

The principles of the government, the closure Exit Strategy and the availability of the Corona-Virus-Tests, and personal protective equipment (PPE) and support for social care staff and the company to the issues, He Said , needs to be discussed.

"We support the announcements of the government on many of these issues, but it is clear circles from MPs in many choice, that there is a discrepancy between the announcements and the implementation," He Said .

said Speaking on Bbc One 's Andrew Marr programme, shadow Foreign Secretary Lisa Nandy , there were deficiencies in the support of the government rules and regulations, especially for small businesses, and that the Parliament would guarantee the return, that "gaps and problems" have been solved. "We plan to be constructive, we want to help the government this right," She Said .

MPs are still able to respond to and help their constituents, while The House of Commons is on break.

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Source of news: bbc.com