1.1 Flashcards

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what are the 2 main processes of law making?

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  1. the government
  2. the judiciary
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what are ‘laws’ often referred to as?

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• statutes
• legislation

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what are the 3 parts that parliament is made up of?

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  1. house of commons
  2. house of lords
  3. monarch
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who sits in the house of commons?

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elected representatives of the public known as MPs

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5
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who sits in the house of lords?

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• ‘peers’ - experts with specialist knowledge in their field

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what is royal assent?

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when the monarch agrees to a new law after it being passed in parliament

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what is the ‘consultation stage’ of law making in parliament?

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GREEN PAPER: a report to provoke public discussion + get stakeholders opinion of a proposed new bill

WHITE PAPER: details of the plan for legislation proposed to parliament

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