How Successfully Did the Liberals Handle the Constitutional Crisis?

How winningly did the liberals handle the natureal crisis in 1901 1911? In 1909 Lloyd George was the Chancellor, he was in charge of the countries gold and how they spend it and how much they tax the public. He needed to increment the bud lay some how to pay for battle ships because England was in a arms race with Germ whatsoever. When taxing the spate he only wanted to increase the tax for the rich, he did non devour it would be fair to increase the taxes for the already poor and those struggling to pay the tax already however he came crossways a problem.The House of Lords had been the most properly part of sevens, they had the power to block any(prenominal) meters and laws coming form the House of Commons. They had latterly blocked the Education Act. This had been tradition for the past tense 200 years allowing them to dismiss any bill, this was incredibly bias though, most bills were passed to emolument the poor and to charge the rich. This bill would soft pass t he Commons however not the Lords, Asquiths solution was to ask fag Edward VII (who had the highest power in the country) to throw peers.In doing this the imperfect tenses would be capable to out pick out the Conservative lords. The King agreed to this but he suddenly died in whitethorn 1910. This presented the Liberals with another step to over come. The close to the air was George V his ambition was to get two parties to come to some build of agreement without resorting to making new peers. A constitutional conference was held between June and November. The Conservatives offered to straighten the composition of lords, but the liberals were determined to depress the power of the constitution.The Conservatives also tried insisted the lords should down the power to veto any change over in the constitution, enabling them to block the shoes rule for Ireland. Asquith was under strong wring from the Irish to reject the Conservatives proposal. George V lastly agreed he would c reate abundant new peers to pass the parliament bill as long as the Liberals one a popular election fought on this issue held in December. The Election left the Liberals and Conservatives with exactly the very(prenominal) number of seats, 272 each.However because the Liberals had a strong patronage from project, who had 47 seats, and from the Irish Nationalists, who had 84 seats, the Liberals were able to rely on a operative majority and would remain in government. This parliament act helped make the British constitution more democratic. They stopped the lords form controlling parliament and what happened to the country. For this motive alone I believe the Liberals were successful with the constitution crisis, however they would have not been able to do it alone, without the help of Labour and the Irish Nationalists the conservatives would have been in power.