difference between the parliament and the congress.. ?
1)The P.M in
comes out of the parliament, whereas the congress does not choose the
president.2 Members of the House of Commons owe their seats to the party,
whereas congressmen owe their seats to the elections. 3) members of the
government are members of the H.C, while congressmen are not members of the
government. 4) members of the H.C should keep in line with their party's
policies, otherwise the government will fall; congress can vote against the government
without fear of the government's fall.
what does it mean "Her Majesty's opposition" ?
"Her
Majesty's Opposition" refers to the opposition in the parliament which is
formed as a coalition between the other parties which did not gain the
majority; it is named after the queen to indicate that she represents the
british people in the parliament, even the minorities.
how do u perceive the contradictions regarding the monarch's prerogatives?
The
contradiction is that the monarch, in theory, has absolute power; for ex, the
monarch has the right to dissolve parliament, the right to appoint P.M and
ministers, to declare war and peace..., but in reality she has almost no power
because all these prerogatives are ruled by conventions. The monarch exercises
them on the advice of the P.M.
The British Constitution is not written in a single document , it derives from a variety of sources , discuss .
The British
constitution is unwritten. This means that, there is no single document which
explains how british people are governed , The British Constitution can be
found in a variety of documents .The British Constitution comes from a variety
of sources. The main ones are: Statutes such as the Act of Settlement of 1701
which deals with the succession to the throne and it was designed to secure the
Protestant succession to the throne.
why the republicanism has never been a real force in U.K ?
I think it
is due to the fact that the monarchy provides british people with a sort of
unity and tradition, also the monarchy is a sign of continuity and stability;
the government changes every 5 years but the monarchy does not. It is also a
kind of safeguard against totalitarian and tyrannical government, the monarch
though with limited power may stop any government from usurping power. despite
the fact that the monarchy is very criticized, it is only criticized for the
way it functions not for the institution as a whole. ,Britain isn't a MONARCHY
NOR A REPUBLIC ,that's why it is called a DISGUISED MONARCHY.
it's a
disguised monarchy because in the monarchy; the queen still has a great role to
play that no president can play+the constitutional name of Parliament is
"the queen in parliament"+all the states and laws are made in her
name ........and this is why republicanism has never been a real force BUT the
queen DOESN'T RULE .
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