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12 Cards in this Set
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Public/Media influence |
- can write to MPs - media influence law as adds weight to public opinion CASES - dunblane and sarah payne |
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Pressure Groups influence |
- 2 types, sectional pressure groups and cause pressure groups CASES - fathers 4 justice and league against cruel sports |
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Law Commission influence |
- reviews all laws - provide recommendations to parliament CASES - year and a day reform act |
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EU influence |
- UK joined EU in 1973, influences change in our laws CASES - sex discrimination regulation |
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Political Power influence |
- come from government manifesto - implement government ideas CASES - human rights act 1998 |
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What are 5 influences on parliament? |
1. Social/Media 2. Pressure groups 3. Law Commission 4. EU 5. Political Power |
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What are the 5 bills? |
1. government bill 2. public bill 3. private bill 4. private members bill 5. hybrid bill |
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explain government bill |
affects most/whole country, eg - criminal justice courts act 2015 jury age 70 to 75 |
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explain public bill |
affects whole country or most, eg PACE 1984, introduced by MPs |
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explain private bill |
affects individual/corporation/place, introduced by local authority/corporations |
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explain private members bill |
affects whole country/most, introduced by MPs, eg abortion act |
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explain hybrid bill |
introduced by MPs, public+private cross, effects individuals/corporations eg high speed rail act 2017 |
