Advantages and disadvantages on the influences on law making Flashcards

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Advantages of influences on law making (the government)?

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-government will want to reform law to help them get re-elected.
-gov acts quickly when there has been major incidents

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Advantages of influence on law making (the media)

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-raise importance of social issues.

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Advantages of influence on law making (private members bills)

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-everyone in the commons has a say.
-good way to pass controversial decisions.

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Advantages of influence on law making (pressure groups)

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-can represent different sections of society

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Advantages of influence on law making (government bills)

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-based on the research done by expert civil servants.

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Disadvantages of influence on law making (the government)

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-laws too quick and badly drafted
-do things on popularity
-limited parliamentary time- may prioritise.
-get elected on manifesto but do not always deliver.

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Disadvantages of influence on law making (big pressure groups)

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-extreme tactics.
-bigger pressure groups= more influential, unfair

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Disadvantages of influence on law making (media)

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-exaggeration
-political bias.

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