cross-party

British

adjective

denoting interaction between two or more political parties

a cross-party group

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The cross-party committee argued state agents who were "guilty of conduct beyond acceptable limits" should not be "shielded from the consequences of their actions".

From BBC

Meanwhile, the European Parliament is reviewing its reliance on Microsoft among other tools after a cross-party group of lawmakers urged it to adopt European alternatives.

From Barron's

He had also called for the removal of Lord Mandelson's peerage, saying it would get "cross-party agreement".

From BBC

Plaid Cymru's Liz Saville Roberts breached MPs' rules by failing to register donations worth £47,250 to a cross-party group she chairs within 28 days.

From BBC

Saville Roberts apologised for the late registration, but stressed the money was for supporting the cross-party group in Westminster with "no personal payment or financial benefit" for her.

From BBC

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