Parliamentary Law Making (AQA A-Level Law): Flashcards

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Parliamentary law making
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Three parts of UK Parliament

Monarch, House of Lords, House of Commons

Bicameral legislature

Legislature divided into two separate chambers

Number of UK constituencies

650

Imperfect bicameralism

House of Commons can override House of Lords

Green Paper

Consultative document inviting reform suggestions

White Paper

Document stating government's decisions for reform

Bill definition

Proposed law making its way through Parliament

Parliamentary supremacy (sovereignty)

Parliament can make or unmake any law

British Railways Board v Pickin (1974)

Courts cannot question validity of Act of Parliament

Private Members' Bills

Bills introduced by individual backbench MPs

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