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This js not an assessed question so I am not cheating. If anyone has any ideas or resources that can help with this essay question, please let me know I am so STUCK, I’d appreciate any help. I enrolled late so am quite behind on a lot of things and am not sure what to discuss here.
‘The Parliamentary legislative process fails to achieve its primary purpose: it fails to ensure effective legislative scrutiny of Parliamentary Bills.’
Thank you in advance.
‘The Parliamentary legislative process fails to achieve its primary purpose: it fails to ensure effective legislative scrutiny of Parliamentary Bills.’
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Is there not a lecture and reading on “how do primary legislation get passed” where you see bills go through stages before becoming laws?
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Is there not a lecture and reading on “how do primary legislation get passed” where you see bills go through stages before becoming laws?
Is there not a lecture and reading on “how do primary legislation get passed” where you see bills go through stages before becoming laws?
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Strange to be told not to use your core textbok? Surely they just mean don’t just use that? And pretty much every public law textbook would have a similar chapter on how laws are created and parliaments role in scrutinising the government.
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Strange to be told not to use your core textbok? Surely they just mean don’t just use that? And pretty much every public law textbook would have a similar chapter on how laws are created and parliaments role in scrutinising the government.
Strange to be told not to use your core textbok? Surely they just mean don’t just use that? And pretty much every public law textbook would have a similar chapter on how laws are created and parliaments role in scrutinising the government.
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which parts are you struggling to understand?
login to Westlaw and on the first page you can Browse by Topic. should be something related to public law. it breaks down things nicely, lists related legislation, case law and journal articles.
if you’re struggling to find sources then look at the footnotes/bibliography in what articles you do have cuz it will all be related; or go to your reading list in public law. just make sure you don’t resort to using stuff like YouTube and Wikipedia
login to Westlaw and on the first page you can Browse by Topic. should be something related to public law. it breaks down things nicely, lists related legislation, case law and journal articles.
if you’re struggling to find sources then look at the footnotes/bibliography in what articles you do have cuz it will all be related; or go to your reading list in public law. just make sure you don’t resort to using stuff like YouTube and Wikipedia
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which parts are you struggling to understand?
login to Westlaw and on the first page you can Browse by Topic. should be something related to public law. it breaks down things nicely, lists related legislation, case law and journal articles.
if you’re struggling to find sources then look at the footnotes/bibliography in what articles you do have cuz it will all be related; or go to your reading list in public law. just make sure you don’t resort to using stuff like YouTube and Wikipedia
which parts are you struggling to understand?
login to Westlaw and on the first page you can Browse by Topic. should be something related to public law. it breaks down things nicely, lists related legislation, case law and journal articles.
if you’re struggling to find sources then look at the footnotes/bibliography in what articles you do have cuz it will all be related; or go to your reading list in public law. just make sure you don’t resort to using stuff like YouTube and Wikipedia
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