Parliamentary Law Making (AQA A-Level Law): Quizzes
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What are the three parts that make up the UK Parliament as a tripartite body?
What are the three parts that make up the UK Parliament as a tripartite body?
Monarch, House of Lords, House of Commons
How many constituencies is the UK divided into for electing Members of Parliament?
How many constituencies is the UK divided into for electing Members of Parliament?
650 constituencies
Which of these groups are NOT part of the House of Lords composition?
Which of these groups are NOT part of the House of Lords composition?
Elected Members of Parliament
What does 'imperfect bicameralism' mean in the UK Parliament?
What does 'imperfect bicameralism' mean in the UK Parliament?
Commons can override Lords via Parliament Acts
What is the purpose of a Green Paper?
What is the purpose of a Green Paper?
Consultative doc inviting suggestions
What are MPs called when they introduce Private Members' Bills?
What are MPs called when they introduce Private Members' Bills?
Backbenchers
What is the final stage before a Bill becomes an Act of Parliament?
What is the final stage before a Bill becomes an Act of Parliament?
Royal Assent
What are the two main types of pressure groups?
What are the two main types of pressure groups?
Sectional and cause pressure groups
Which case established courts cannot question the validity of an Act of Parliament?
Which case established courts cannot question the validity of an Act of Parliament?
British Railways Board v Pickin (1974)
What power does s.4 Human Rights Act 1998 give to courts?
What power does s.4 Human Rights Act 1998 give to courts?
Declare Acts incompatible with ECHR