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How are peers appointed to the House of Lords?

Summary by Electoral-reform.org.uk
The House of Lords is the second chamber of our Parliament. Before bills become laws, they must pass through the House of Lords, and Lords themselves play a key role in scrutinising public policy. That all sounds reasonable. What’s entirely unreasonable, though, is that to be a member of the House of Lords, you don’t need to be elected by the public. There are a number of routes to becoming a Lord, and none of them are democratic. Political List…
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