Wednesday marks the second day of the Conclave, during which 115 cardinals have locked themselves up in the Sistine Chapel, with no outside communication, with the aim of choosing a new pope.
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The government's aim has been impressively transparent from the start, not least by choosing in Lord Jenkins a chairman whose career has been dedicated to the idea of proportional representation and to ending the duopoly that first-past-the-post entrenches.