The Structure and Functions of Parliament (AQA A-Level Politics): Quizzes

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The Structure and Functions of Parliament
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How many MPs sit in the House of Commons?

650

How many hereditary peers remain in the House of Lords after the 1999 Blair reforms?

92

Which Acts established the supremacy of the House of Commons?

Parliament Acts 1911 and 1949

When did Parliament begin to be televised?

1989

What are the four main functions of Parliament?

Legislative, representative, scrutiny, deliberative

What does a three-line whip indicate?

Party expects MPs to turn up & vote a certain way

What must the Speaker do upon taking up the post?

Renounce any party allegiance

When was full female suffrage achieved in the UK?

1928

In 2015-17, how many government bills were passed compared to private members' bills?

48 government, 14 private members'

Who are the 'Lords spiritual' in the House of Lords?

26 Church of England bishops

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