Law- UK Legislation system 0.0 / 5 ? LawParliamentary law makingASAQA Created by: katiee1234Created on: 10-11-14 12:43 What are Laws made by Parliament? Acts of Parliament 1 of 22 Who makes up the Hoc? 650 MP's and the Prime Minister 2 of 22 Who makes up the HoL? 720 Peers and 26 Bishops of England 3 of 22 Who chooses Peers? The Prime Minister 4 of 22 What is a Private Bill? A Bill which only affects a certain amount of the population 5 of 22 What is a Hybrid Bill? A Bill introduced by the government but doesn't affect everyone 6 of 22 What is a Public Bill? A Bill which affects everyone 7 of 22 What is a Private Member's Bill? A Bill introduced by 'backbench' MP's to highlight concern 8 of 22 The Green Paper is used to.. Outline policy proposals 9 of 22 The White Paper.. Sets out Government firm plans 10 of 22 The Bill of Rights 1989 deemed Parliament to be the.. Supreme Law maker 11 of 22 What are the 3 limitations of Parliamentary supremacy? Devolution, The EU and ECHR 12 of 22 What is the Role of the Law commission? - Section 3(1) "To keep under review all the Law" 13 of 22 What is consolidation? Bringing together Laws spread out over Acts of Parliament and consolidating it into a single document 14 of 22 What is codification? Creating a single Act of Parliament from Laws made by judges over hundreds of years 15 of 22 What is repeal? Presenting suggestions for the removal of old Law which is no longer necessary 16 of 22 What is report? Providing suggestions for changes and improvements to the Law 17 of 22 What is an insider pressure group? They have direct access to MP's 18 of 22 What is an outsider pressure group? They don't have direct access to MP's so have to campaign 19 of 22 What is a sectional pressure group? They campaign for a section of society 20 of 22 What is a cause pressure group? They campaign for a section of society 21 of 22 The media can both reflect and influence public opinion, true or false? True 22 of 22
Essay Outline: Explain what is meant by the doctrine of parliamentary supremacy and briefly explain one limitation. (10 marks) 3.0 / 5 based on 1 rating
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