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Chagger brings past successes and lingering ghosts to new role as PROC chair

To do a good job as the new chair of the Procedure and House Affairs Committee, Bardish Chagger will have to be willing to ‘bend,’ says Angela Wright.

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Chagger brings past successes and lingering ghosts to new role as PROC chair

To do a good job as the new chair of the Procedure and House Affairs Committee, Bardish Chagger will have to be willing to ‘bend,’ says Angela Wright.

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