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AC.1.1 - Coggle Diagram
AC.1.1
process of law making
Parliament - the UK is a parlimentary democracy. this means that most of the country's laws are made by passing acts of parliament. laws made by parliament are also often referred to as statues or legistations
the lords - 800 peers, hereditary positions being lost over the tears , main job of the lords is to act as a double check on new laws
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the house of commons
most important part of parliament because it is made up of the elected representatives of the people, 650 members of parliment, each MP is elected at a general election to represent a constituency
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the government
Green paper - government usually publishes a green paper, initial report to provoke public discussion of the subject, it often includes questions for interested individuals and organisations to respond to
White paper - after consultation, the government publishes a white paper, which is a document setting out their detailed plans for legislation. often includes draft of bill intended to put before parliment
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