representative peer

representative peer
noun
: a peer chosen to represent other peers in the House of Lords:
a. : one of 16 Scottish peers elected as their representatives for the duration of a single parliament by persons holding Scottish peerages only
b. : one of 28 Irish peers elected as their representatives for life by persons holding Irish peerages only

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