What does governmental power mean???
A level edexcel Gov and pol quesgion: evaluate the extent to which the Supreme Court can control governmental power
Hi there! Governmental power is the power the government has. For example, the Supreme Court can overrule the government if the government have done something wrong because nobody is above the law.
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