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Answered by gauravmishra7736
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This paper is about the British Parliament, which constitutes such a wide range of topics that some selected aspects have to be concentrated on. For that reason the political function of the British Crown will be neglected. The main aim of this essay will be to find out how the powers of Parliament and those of the Government are balanced. It is assumed that the powers of making und passing laws und the control of the executive are indicators of this problem.

First of all, the role that Parliament plays in the British Constitution will be defined. In this context it will be important to note that the British Constitution as such does not exist in writing, which raises the question as to whether this fact causes any negative consequences for the democratic process. Moreover, the structure and composition as well as the functions of the two Houses of Parliament will be dealt with. And some characteristic features of the parliamentary system in Britain will be pointed out in order to draw a comparison between the British and the German Parliament. Of course, this comparison will have to focus on the most significant aspects. In the final part the preceding considerations wi11 be summarized and a personal judgement on the two different systems in Britain and Germany will be made.

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Answered by Anonymous
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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland is a parliamentary democracy. The Head of State is the Queen Elizabeth II but her role is strictly symbolic. So, although she opens and dissolves Parliament and laws are passed in her name, the Queen herself plays no part in decisions made in Parliament. She has only little direct power and she generally acts on the advice of the Prime Minister with whom she has weekly business meetings. Unlike many contries Britain has an unwritten constitution, not being contained in a single legal document. It is based on statutes and important documents, customs and conventions, and can be changed by a simple Act of Parliament like any other law. So Parliament as a legislative body can in theory do whatever it wishes as the separation of powers between the Parliament, Government and Judiciary(law courts) is only theoretical and it´s not clearly divided. Parliamentary sovereignty is the most important part of the UK constitution. The British system of government is the oldest parliamentary democracy in Europe. British parliament was formed in the eleventh century and, after the signing of the Magna Charta by King John in the year 1215, it came to power and became the main part in the system of government. In this way, England set up the base of democracy in the whole Europe. Parliament

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