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RELATIONS BETWEEN BRANCHES - Evaluate the view that leaving that EU has…

- - - - The UK Government has the final say on whether to implement the brake.
- - - - CAVEAT - some argue that the ruling didn't necessarily destroy parliamentary sovereignty but rather modified it to reflect the reality of EU membership. They saw the judiciary as having made a modest adjustment to accommodate EU law
- - - - CAVEAT - Parliament doesn't necessarily have entire political sovereignty, we are still connected to Europe economically, in our values etc. It would harm British business to scrap all EU laws. Kemi Badenoch pushed for a total translation of EU law into UK law in 2022
        
        However, Parliament still has the ultimate right to legal sovereignty, they no longer have to abide by the laws of the European Council Commission
- - - - The influence of the Supreme Court over the executive vise versa
        
        Has leaving the EU restored Parliamentary sovereignty?
        
        Is parliament entirely sovereign? (EU, devolution, parliamentary sovereignty or elective dictatorship, the rise of popular sovereignty direct democracy referendums etc..)