Where sovereignty can now be said to lie in the UK. (Edexcel A-Level Politics): Flashcards

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Where sovereignty can now be said to lie in the UK.
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Parliament's type of sovereignty in UK

Legal sovereignty - ultimate authority to make/amend/repeal laws

What Scotland Act 2016 recognises

Permanent devolution

Act limiting executive power over Parliament

Fixed-term Parliaments Act

What courts issue under Human Rights Act

Declarations of incompatibility

2016 referendum showing popular sovereignty

Brexit referendum

Factortame case (1990) demonstrated what

EU law supremacy over UK law (while UK was EU member)

Ahmed v HM Treasury (2010) issue

Govt couldn't freeze terrorist accounts - insufficient statute power

Terrorist Freezing Act 2010 allowed what

Freezing terrorist bank accounts

Who deported Abu Qatada in 2012

Home Secretary Theresa May

Merchant Shipping Act 1988 purpose

Prevented foreign ships fishing in British waters

Common Fisheries Policy 1970 allowed what

Member countries to fish in EU zones

Miller v Sec State (2017): PM needs what for Article 50

Parliamentary approval

Boris Johnson tried to prorogue Parliament for how long (2019)

6 weeks

Miller v PM (2019) SC ruling on prorogation

Unanimously ruled unlawful

Factortame ECJ decision on 1988 Merchant Shipping Act

Incompatible with EU law; EU law takes precedence over UK law

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