4.3 how campaigns influence policy making Flashcards

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what is a pressure making group

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they are groups which are set up to influence government policies in interests of a particular cause

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how do pressure group campaigns affect policy making

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they influence by gaining public support for change and persuading politicians who make the laws that change is needed

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give an example of a pressure making group

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  • protection against stalking

- British lung foundation

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what is the British lung foundation?

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anti-smoking campaign to spread awareness of lung diseases

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what did the British lung foundation do?

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made a campaign which involved changing the aw on smoking in cars with children

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what did the BLF do

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  • secured 50,000 in a petition in 2011 and presented it to the president
  • produced research also showed the effects of second smoke and the lasting damage it causes
  • as a result, a ban on smoking in cars with children was introduced in England and Wales in 2014 (children and families act 2014)
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