Question

The English Bill of Rights of 1689 declares that “the pretended power of suspending the laws to the execution of laws by regal authority without consent of Parliament is illegal”, a declaration supporting which concepts?

Answer 1

The English Bill of Rights 1689 supports the concept of constitutional monarchy.

The bill was basically passed to ensure that Kings and Queens do not abuse their power after the deposition of King James 2 for abusing his power in 1688.

The bill led to freedom of speech for the members of parliament. The bill states that no armies should be raised during peacetime.

No taxes levied without parliament’s approval and no fines and punishments should be given.

Answer 2

The declaration of the English Bill of Rights of 1689 supports the constitutional monarchy concept.

Explanation:

• Basically, the bill was passed to make sure that the Queens and the Kings does not make their power abusive.  
• This is after the King James II’s disposition of his power in the year, 1688.
• The bill that has been passed resulted in the freedom of speech to the parliament members.  
• Without the approval of the parliament, there was no levy of taxes. There were no punishments or fines to be given.

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