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We study Members of Parliament (MP) private initiative (bill) cosponsorpatterns from a European parliamentary multiparty perspective. By applyingnetwork detection algorithms, we set out to find the determinants of thecosponsorship patterns. The algorithms detect the initiative networks corecommunities, after which the variables characterizing the core communities canbe analyzed. We found legislative network communities being best characterizedby the MPs' party affiliations. The budget motion networks, which constituteroughly half of the data, were found mostly characterized by the MPs' homeconstituencies and only to a limited extent by the MPs' party affiliations. Incomparison to previous findings regarding certain presidential systems, MPscommittee assignments or gender were found irrelevant.

Party Comrades and Constituency Buddies: Determinants of Private Initiative Cosponsor Networks in a Parliamentary Multiparty System