UK Parliament
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Clues
- Committees responsible for looking at bills in detail (6, 4, 10)
- Committees responsible for scrutinising the work of government, particularly of individual government departments (6, 10)
- Convention wherby the House of Lords does not delay or block legislation that was included in the government's manifesto (9, 10)
- MPs or Lords who do not hold any government office (12)
- Primary chamber of the UK legislature, not directly elected by voters (5, 2, 7)
- Proposed laws passing through Parliament (11, 5)
- Rights to remove the government & to grant/withhold funding. Used to describe a type of informal coalition agreement where the minority party agrees to provide these things in exchange for policy concession (DUP to the Conservatives) (10, 3, 6)
- Second chamber of the UK legislature, not directly elected by voters (5, 2, 5)
- The British legislature is bicameral; it consists of the House of Commons, the House of Lords (but also the Monarch) (10)
- The MPs & lords who are not members of the governing party/parties (10)
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