How sovereignty has changed in the UK since Labour began to reform in 1997 0.0 / 5 ? Government & PoliticsUK electoral systemsASEdexcel Created by: BeatrizCreated on: 26-05-15 21:38 A lot of political sovereignty has transferred to devolved administrations. The Welsh Assembly and Scottish Parliament. 1 of 5 More has transferred to the European Union. This is referred to as ‘pooled sovereignty’ and fishing regulation is an area of pooled sovereignty. 2 of 5 Increase in referendums. There have been 7 referendums since 1997. 3 of 5 Power of the executive in relation to Parliament has grown, giving it more sovereignty. The government has a majority in Parliament making it easier for them to implement what they want. 4 of 5 There has been a transfer of sovereignty over civil liberties. The European convention of Human Rights. 5 of 5
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