constitutional institutions, monarchy, system, elections
Tag: law
Role of the Opposition
The Opposition
Criminal courts in the UK
Criminal courts
Being a good neighbour
being a good neighbour
British Constitutional institutions
monarchy, parliament (House of Commons and Lords), , Prime Minister, the cabinet (ministers), the judiciary (courts), the police, the civil service, local government (Barnet, London…)
Role of UK political parties
The Party System
Civil courts in the UK
Civil courts
Getting involved in local activities
Getting involved in local activities
Role of Monarchy in British constitution
Queen Elisabeth II UK head of State (and many from Commonwealth), Constituinal Monarchy: queen doesn’t rule but appoints government, choosen in democratic elections, Monarch can advise but decisions are made by PM and cabinet, Queen Diamond Jubilee 2012, Married to Prince Philip Duke of Edingburgh and son Prince Charles Prince of Wales (heir to the throne), Ceremonial role (opening of new parliamentary session), Representative role (World polical and economic relationships), National stability and continuity role
Role of the civil service
The civil service