Politics A-level

urgent question, for component 1 in UK politics can your points use information from component 2.

for example, ETVT the UK has a democratic deficit, can you argue points on HOL v HOC and devolution?

Reply 1

CatusStarbright

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Original post by BB1230

urgent question, for component 1 in UK politics can your points use information from component 2.

for example, ETVT the UK has a democratic deficit, can you argue points on HOL v HOC and devolution?

Hi there, I've moved your thread into the study help forum as you may get an answer here!

Reply 2

EVRoosevelt

It's been a few years since I did A-Level Politics, but I remember these precise questions, and my guess would be that you can use whatever information you like to build your points, as long as it's relevant, and contributes to a well-reasoned argument.
For example, you might refer to the parliamentary ping-pong of bills between the House of Commons and the House of Lords in your first question, if you were making the argument that a bicameral chamber slows down legislation, contributing to a democratic deficit which could be improved by the having of a unicameral, New Zealand-style parliament.