1A.1.7 Parliamentary Supremacy Flashcards

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When was the supremacy of Parliament established?

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In 1689 the Bill of Rights was enacted, and it deemed Parliament to be the supreme law making body.

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Apart from stating that parliament is supreme, what else did the Bill of Rights say?

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It said that Parliament was to be reelected every 3 years

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What did AV Dicey publish?

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He wrote ‘Introduction to the study of the Law and Constitution’ in 1885

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What did AV Dicey state PS meant?

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  1. Parliament’s power is unlimited
  2. The validity of Parliament cannot be questioned by anyone, including the courts, the church and the monarch
  3. No one Parliament can limit the law-making of any further parliament
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What is the main thing that threatens PS?

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The European Union

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In what year did the UK join the EU?

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The UK joined the EU in 1973

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What does S2(1) of the European Communities Act 1972 say?

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It says that the UK must follow all EU law

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What did Costa V ENEL clarify?

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It clarified that all UK law should comply with EU law

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What happened in Ex Parte Factortame no 2 (1991)?

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This case allowed Spanish fishermen to fish in British waters. It is an example of the ECJ overruling UK Parliament, contrary to Parliamentary Supremacy.

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