The government thinks of laws and then passes the new laws. Parliament debates and then it is decided whether the law will be enforced.

The people will vote for the prime minister.

The King or Queen are neutral (politically) but will take power if a decision cannot be made and it is causing riots or violent controversy. 

It is legal to drink anywhere at 18. 

You can legally learn to drive at 17

You gain the vote at 16.

As a student you have a student discount card that can be used in some places for a cheaper price.

 

 Child benefits: 

Once a child is born the mother receives £50 - £500 depending the value of their home, belongings, land, ect.

A child receives £250 in a bank account that they cannot assess until they are 18.
 
 Law Enforcement:
 
 Only prescription drugs are legal, if caught with illegal drugs you will have at least two years in jail.
 
 If someone is murdered, you will have at least ten years in jail (most likely more).
 
 Police have the right to go on other's property, only if sent directly to do so.
 
 Police have the right to take people into custody.
 
 Only qualified police are permitted to have weapons.
 
 Members of the public are not allowed to own a gun, if found with a gun you will be taken into custody and have a court case. If caught using a gun then you will be sent straight to a ten year prison sentence.
 
 Everyone is innocent until proven guilty.