Strengths of the UK constitution
- Created by: Katie Beaumont
- Created on: 27-05-16 16:42
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- Strengths of the UK constitution
- It is flexible and adaptable, meaning it can be changed to react to changing circumstances.
- Seen in May 2010 election, because there were no fixed constitutional rules to deal with an indecisive result.
- Thus, Gus O'Donnell (cabinet secretary) drew up draft measures for a hung Parliament.
- Seen in May 2010 election, because there were no fixed constitutional rules to deal with an indecisive result.
- It contains traditional elements.
- This includes the HOL and Monarchy.
- This helps to maintain public support for the system.
- It ensures that Parliament and Govt can act decisively.
- This is because they are not restricted by excessive constitutional restraints.
- It is highly traditional and has stood the test of time.
- The UK has never suffered a violent revolution or political unrest since the Civil War (17th Century).
- This indicates that the constitution has enduring qualities.
- The UK has never suffered a violent revolution or political unrest since the Civil War (17th Century).
- It is flexible and adaptable, meaning it can be changed to react to changing circumstances.
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