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	'''~~The Right Honourable~~ Nicholas Warner''' (1950~~–2006~~) was the [[~~Speaker of the~~ House of Commons~~\|Speaker~~]] of the [[~~House of Commons]] of [[Ibagli~~]] ~~from 14 May 2006 to 16 November 2006~~.		'''Nicholas Warner''' (born 1950) was a member of the [[House of Commons]] from 2004 to 2006. He was a member of the [[Conservative Party]].

	He was implicated in the 2006 coup attempt, and a warrant was issued for his arrest shortly thereafter. In order to avoid arrest, Warner entered the House of Commons, and would not leave the areas in which MPs have freedom from arrest. When the vote of confidence that toppled the government of [[Roger Pollack]] was introduced, Warner fled the House and was captured several days later.		[[Category:Members of the Conservative Party\|Warner, Nicholas]]

	~~He committed suicide in his prison cell shortly after his conviction.~~

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	He was implicated in the 2006 coup attempt, and a warrant was issued for his arrest shortly thereafter. In order to avoid arrest, Warner entered the House of Commons, and would not leave the areas in which MPs have freedom from arrest. When the vote of confidence that toppled the government of [[Roger Pollack]] was introduced, Warner fled the House and was captured several days later.		He was implicated in the 2006 coup attempt, and a warrant was issued for his arrest shortly thereafter. In order to avoid arrest, Warner entered the House of Commons, and would not leave the areas in which MPs have freedom from arrest. When the vote of confidence that toppled the government of [[Roger Pollack]] was introduced, Warner fled the House and was captured several days later.

			He committed suicide in his prison cell shortly after his conviction.

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'''The Right Honourable Nicholas Warner''' (1950–2006) was the [[Speaker of the House of Commons|Speaker]] of the [[House of Commons]] of [[Ibagli]] from 14 May 2006 to 16 November 2006.

He was implicated in the 2006 coup attempt, and a warrant was issued for his arrest shortly thereafter. In order to avoid arrest, Warner entered the House of Commons, and would not leave the areas in which MPs have freedom from arrest. When the vote of confidence that toppled the government of [[Roger Pollack]] was introduced, Warner fled the House and was captured several days later.

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|colspan="3"|{{Speaker}}
|-
| Preceded by:<br>[[Steven Hardeman]]
| '''[[Speaker of the House of Commons|Speaker]] of the [[House of Commons]]'''<br>2006
| Succeeded by:<br>[[Brian Rodney]]
|}

[[Category:Members of the Privy Council|Warner, Nicholas]]
[[Category:Speakers of the House of Commons|Warner, Nicholas]]