Parliamentary Law Making 3.0 / 5 based on 4 ratings ? LawParliamentary law makingASAQA Created by: hayley jadeCreated on: 29-11-12 15:23 who makes up Parliament? the government, MPs and the crown 1 of 23 what is the first stage of making a bill? Green and White paper 2 of 23 what is meant by codification? the bringing together of all law on a particular topic into one Act of Parliament 3 of 23 what is meant by consolidation? brings all statutory provisions relating a particular area into one act 4 of 23 what is the law commission? an independent, permanent and full-time law reform body 5 of 23 what is repeal? the removal of laws that have no further use 6 of 23 a advantage of the media on influencing Parliamentary law making is... the media can raise public awareness about new laws 7 of 23 a disadvantage of the media on influencing Parliamntary Law Making is... the media only show what they want to sell more copies of a newspaper 8 of 23 what is a public bill? bills that affects the public 9 of 23 what are the two branches of publlic bills? Government bills, private member bills 10 of 23 what is a government bill? public bill introduced by a government minister 11 of 23 what are private member bills? bills introduced by individual backbench MP's 12 of 23 what are private bills? bills affecting a particular individual or organisation 13 of 23 what are hybrid bills? a cross between a private and public bill 14 of 23 whats the order of stages that a bill goes through in the house of commons? first reading,second reading,commitee stage,report stage,third reading 15 of 23 what happens to a bill if the house of lords disagrees with the commons? can stop a money bill for a month and all others for a year 16 of 23 why does the bill go to the monarchy? for approval from the queen/king at the time 17 of 23 an advantage of parliamentary law making? democratic 18 of 23 a disadvantage of parliamentary law making? slow process 19 of 23 what is meant by Parliamentary supremacy? parliament are the supreme law makers 20 of 23 whats the effect of the EU on the supremacy of Parliament EU law provails UK law due to the European communities act 1972 21 of 23 whats the effect of the human rights act 1998 on parliamentary supremacy? if uncompatible with the HRA then they can declare uncompatability but law can still be passed 22 of 23 what is the effect of devolution on parliamentary supremacy? granting of certain powers in law makiing is given to scotland and wales 23 of 23
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