Papers And Bills

Question 1

Types of paper

Answer 1

Green and white

Question 2

Green paper

Answer 2

Issued by gov department
Proprosal
Rough draft

Question 3

Green paper consultation

Answer 3

Interested parties are invited to send comments so changes can be made

Question 4

White paper

Answer 4

Firm document of suggestions

Takes into account green paper consultation

Question 5

What happens to white paper

Answer 5

Given to gov then called bill

Question 6

What are bills

Answer 6

Proposed law
Will be introduce to parliament

Only become act if goes through full parliamentary process

Question 7

3 types of bills

Answer 7

Public bill
Private bill
Private members bill

Question 8

Public bill

Answer 8

Most frequent
Effect majority or whole country

Question 9

Public bill example

Answer 9

Equality act 2010
LASPO 2012

Question 10

Private bill

Answer 10

Brought by individual who want law
For few people not country

Question 11

Private bill example

Answer 11

Brighton Marina act 1968

Question 12

Private members bill

Answer 12

Brought by MP
few become law as limited time for debate

Ballot is used to randomly select 20 yet only 6 normally get discussed

Question 13

Private member bill eg

Answer 13

Abortion act 1967
Marriage act