Where does political power reside in the UK and how is it controlled?: แบบฝึกหัด

• a.Federal constitution
• b.Codified constitution
• c.Uncodified constitution
• d.Rigid constitution

• a.The Prime Minister
• b.The Monarchy
• c.Parliament
• d.The Supreme Court

• a.

  The authority of the Supreme Court to strike down any Act of Parliament that it deems to be in conflict with the Human Rights Act 1998.

• b.

  The legal requirement that the House of Lords must approve all financial bills before they can receive Royal Assent.

• c.

  The power of the Monarch to dissolve Parliament at any time without the consent of the Prime Minister or the Cabinet.

• d.

  The principle that Parliament is the supreme legal authority in the UK, which can create or end any law and cannot be overturned by the courts.

• a.To veto any legislation proposed by the Prime Minister.
• b.To preside over debates in the House of Lords.
• c.To manage the administrative functions of the Civil Service.
• d.To scrutinise the government and provide a viable alternative for the electorate.

• a.The principle that only elected officials are entitled to legal representation.
• b.The principle that the Prime Minister can change laws without parliamentary approval.
• c.The principle that the police have the power to arrest anyone without a specific charge.
• d.The principle that everyone, including the government, is subject to the law.

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