House Of Lords - When Will The Arrests Begin?

From: Rex Poulton, Salisbury.
We are overlooking one very important point about David Cameron’s and Nick Clegg’s House of Lords reform.

House of Commons interference with the House of Lords is against the law. It is a criminal act. Under Common Law, each House has full cognizance as to who sits in it and how it conducts its business. Neither House may interfere in the business of the other.
Though the proposal is now abandoned, Cameron and Clegg have seriously broken the law in planning to close and replace the Lords with an elected senate. They have no legal authority to do so.
Moreover, Tony Blair is equally guilty because of his House of Lords Act 1999 which is similarly ultra vires.
When are these villains going to be taken in for interview by the police for their criminal actions, which are not for our benefit but very much for their own political gain? (Yorks Post.)