AS MB Group by Maxine Brimblecombe

1. Recall at least 3 reason that parliament is supreme

2014-11-13 10:26:58 UTC

2.Explain the relevance of ECHR on Parliamentary Supremacy

3.Name at least 2 limits to Parliamentary Supremacy.

Charlie

2014-11-13 10:32:56 UTC

It makes the Parliament the supreme legal authority in the UK

Jaymee- was established in the 17th century

2014-11-13 10:33:56 UTC

In 1689 the Bill of Rights was enacted. - The Bill of Rights also declared that parliament was to be freely elected.

Kieran

2014-11-13 10:35:14 UTC

Validity of parliamentary law cannot be questioned

Elliott

2014-11-13 10:35:41 UTC

Parliament's power is unlimited. It can make laws on any topic. Its validity cannit be questioned

Paige and Holly

2014-11-13 10:35:55 UTC

The courts can't over rule the legislation and no parliament can be changed.

Parliaments power is unlimited and can make law on any topic

Isaac

2014-11-13 10:36:13 UTC

Parliamentary supremacy means:

- Parliament can make law on any topic it wants

- Parliament cant be questioned by anyone

- It cannot make permanent law

Kiera

2014-11-13 10:36:33 UTC

Parliamentary sovereignty is a principle of the UK

Kieran

2014-11-13 10:37:06 UTC

No parliament can limit the power of a future parliment

Justice& Danielle

2014-11-13 10:37:16 UTC

Is a principal of the UK constitution

Kathleen and Roena

2014-11-13 10:37:29 UTC

It makes parliament the supreme legal authority in the uk which can create or end any law.

Generally the courts cannot overrule it's legislation and no parliament can pass laws that future parliaments cannot change

We elect MPs who sit in parliament - more democratic

Jessica and Jodie

2014-11-13 10:39:49 UTC

-No Parliament can be changed.

-Power is unlimited.

Kieran

2014-11-13 10:40:10 UTC

Parliaments power is unlimited

George

2014-11-13 10:40:54 UTC

Aka as parliamentary sovereignty and legislative supremacy

XD

2014-11-13 10:52:08 UTC

Me

2014-11-13 11:00:05 UTC

Me

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