Chapter 3
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- Should the UK have a codified constitution?
- NO
- Pragmatic adaptation has worked well and is preferable.
- There is no agreed process for establishing a codified constitution.
- There is no elite consensus on what a codified constitution should include.
- It would be difficult and rigid to amend.
- It would give judges, who are unaccountablegreater political power.
- There is no popular demand and other issues are more important.
- YES
- It is the logical conclusion of recent constitutional reforms.
- It would provide greater clarity on what is constitutional.
- It would be an authoritative reference point for the courts.
- It would set limits on the power of the state and its institutions.
- It would provide greater protection for the rights of citizens.
- It would better inform citizens about the values and workings of the political system.
- NO
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