Whip 

The Government Chief Whip[?] in the British House of Commons is a member of the Cabinet and has the title Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasury.

In the UK Parliament the importance of a vote is indicated by underlining of items on the whip paper. Disregarding a "three-line whip" is a serious matter and may result in "withdrawal of the whip", which is a form of expulsion from the party.

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