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Using your own knowledge as well as the extract, identify and explain two ways in which the British constitution regulates ‘the conduct of government’ (10 marks)
Can anybody help me with this question, I think it's talking about parliamentary sovereignty, but I don't know where to begin.
Can anybody help me with this question, I think it's talking about parliamentary sovereignty, but I don't know where to begin.
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Perhaps you can start with talking about the checks and balances that are in place because of the parliamentary sovereignty system
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Perhaps you can start with talking about the checks and balances that are in place because of the parliamentary sovereignty system
Perhaps you can start with talking about the checks and balances that are in place because of the parliamentary sovereignty system
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According to the extract, ‘there is a body of laws, customs and conventions’ that regulates ‘the conduct of government’ which includes parliamentary sovereignty. The constitution states that parliament has the ultimate-law making authority as they can legislate on any subject, their legislation cannot be overturned by any higher authority and no parliament can bind its successors.
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According to the extract, ‘there is a body of laws, customs and conventions’ that regulates ‘the conduct of government’ which includes parliamentary sovereignty. The constitution states that parliament has the ultimate-law making authority as they can legislate on any subject, their legislation cannot be overturned by any higher authority and no parliament can bind its successors.
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