Structures and Roles in Parliament
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- Structures and Roles In Parliament
- HOLs
- Hereditary /Life peers and Bishops
- HOCs
- Elected MPs
- Bi-cameral
- 2 houses
- check up on each other
- Legislation
- The process of laws made by the two houses
- Prime Minster
- Setting up Gov
- Directing Gov policy
- Managing the Cabinet
- Providing National leadership
- Controlling Parliament
- Cabinet
- Made up of the Secretary of states for each main Gov departments
- e.g the Treasury, which runs finances
- e.g the Home Office, which is responsible for protecting the public
- e.g health, defence and justice, media, schools, business, transport
- Ministers are their assistants
- Made up of the Secretary of states for each main Gov departments
- Shadow Cabinet
- The opposition scrutinise the party in power
- Executive
- Makes policy and puts them into practice
- Civil Service are the permanent branches of a states adminstration
- Makes policy and puts them into practice
- Black Rod
- Looks after Westminster Palace
- Has ceremonial duties
- HOLs
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