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Parliamentry Law Making Flashcards

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1
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Are the House of Lords elected or unelected?

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unelected

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Are the House of Commons elected or unelected?

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elected

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What two things happen during the pre-legislative process?

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The Green and White paper

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Bill is drafted
First reading
Second reading
Committee stage
Report stage
Third reading
Same procedure in other house
Royal Assent
What is missing?

A

Pre legislative process (Green and White Papers)

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Pre-legislative process (Green and White Papers)
🥰
First reading
Second reading
Committee stage
Report stage
Third reading
Same procedure in other house
Royal Assent
What is missing?

A

Bill is drafted

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Pre-legislative process (Green and White Papers)
Bill is drafted
🥰
Second reading
Committee stage
Report stage
Third reading
Same procedure in other house
Royal Assent
What is missing?

A

First Reading

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Pre-legislative process (Green and White Papers)
Bill is drafted
First reading
🥰
Committee stage
Report stage
Third reading
Same procedure in other house
Royal Assent
What is missing?

A

Second Reading

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Pre-legislative process (Green and White Papers)
Bill is drafted
First reading
Second reading
🥰
Report stage
Third reading
Same procedure in other house
Royal Assent
What is missing?

A

Committee Stage

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Pre-legislative process (Green and White Papers)
Bill is drafted
First reading
Second reading
Committee stage
🥰
Third reading
Same procedure in other house
Royal Assent
What is missing?

A

Report Stage

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Pre-legislative process (Green and White Papers)
Bill is drafted
First reading
Second reading
Committee stage
Report stage
🥰
Same procedure in other house
Royal Assent
What is missing?

A

Third Reading

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Pre-legislative process (Green and White Papers)
Bill is drafted
First reading
Second reading
Committee stage
Report stage
Third reading
🥰
Royal Assent
What is missing?

A

Same procedure in other house

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Pre-legislative process (Green and White Papers)
Bill is drafted
First reading
Second reading
Committee stage
Report stage
Third reading
Same procedure in other house
🥰
What is missing?

A

Royal assent

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What is the difference between the Green and White papers?

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Green papers gather feedback on changes to policy while white papers outline legislative proposals and a plan for government policy.

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What comes first the Green or White paper?

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Green

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What is a new law called while it’s making its way through the stages of becoming an Act of Parliament?

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a Bill

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16
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What is a public bill?

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A bill that involves a matter of public policy that affect the whole/most of the country.

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What is a private members bill?

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A bill that gives the opportunity to individual MPs who are not part of the government to introduce a bill

18
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What is a private bill?

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A bill designed to only affect individuals or corporations.

19
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Public Bill example.

A

Criminal Justice and Courts Act 2015

20
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Private Members Bill example.

A

Abortion Act 1967

21
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Private Bill example

A

University College London Act 1996

22
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What happens in the first reading?

A

Main aims of bill announced. No debate

23
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What happens in the second reading?

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Main debate focused on main principles rather than details. At then the end a vote is taken and there must be a majority in favour for bill to be taken further.

24
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What happens at the Committee Stage?

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There’s a detailed examination of the Bill by a committee of between 15-60MPs

25
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What happens at the report stage?

A

Committee will give their feedback to the house for debate. Then there is a vote at the end on whether to accept the amendments. If the committee has no scrutiny this stage will be skipped.

26
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What happens during the third reading?

A

The House is given a final chance to look at bill and decide whether they want it to go further.

27
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What happens when the process is repeated in the other house?

A

The other house is given the bill and has to go through the : First reading,second reading,committee stage,report stage, and third reading

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