Separation process

At first the house of commons does a first reading in which the printed copies are available. This is where the purpose of the bill is explained. It provides them with the process of learning in depth about the bill. If they have any new suggestion to include inside the bill they have the right to do so. This determines whether the bill is ready for the next stage. After the House of commons has the majority of the vote for…

Within the United States Constitution, there are a number of rules and laws that have been outlined and are left for interpretation by the judicial branch of the U.S. government. These interpretations can be taken for exactly what they say, which would be known as a strict interpretation. On the other hand, these laws can be taken and manipulated in order to apply them in a number of different ways; this would be considered a loose interpretation of the Constitution. The Supreme Court is…

The two chambers of congress are the House of Representatives and Senate. The House of Representatives and Senate differ in many ways. Not only do they have different requirements, but also the legislative process and responsibilities are not alike The House of Representatives is composed of 435 members and was created in 1789. In order to become a representative, a person must meet a number of qualifications. For one, the required age is 25 years old. This person must also be an US citizen and…

Once a law has been passed by congress or by an executive order, it must be implemented, so that the nation can now be governed by a new set of laws. However, implementing a law once it is passed is often a much more complicated and complex system of bureaucracy that must be "waded through" to actually implement a policy. These include the president's role in policy setting, administrative discretion, as well as fully defining what the law means for the nation and its interests. The president…

1. What is the state of nature like for Locke? How is it different/similar to that of Hobbes? Locke says in the state of nature men kept their promises and honored their obligations, and, though insecure, it was mostly peaceful, good, and pleasant. Princes are in a state of nature with regard to each other. You are allowed to punish those who do you harm. Hobbes state of nature is summed up by his famous quote, “no society; and which is worst of all, continual fear, and danger of violent…

Intro- Who are Ministers + need to scrutinise the government The Ministers of the Crown Act 1975 defines a Minister as the holder of any office in Her Majesty’s government in the UK. Ministers of the Crown are members of the governing political party who have been appointed to a political office in the government. Formally, they are appointed by the Crown on the advice of the Prime Minister, in practice this latter has the ultimate say on who is appointed. Ministers are members of one of…

Today in America there is the Executive Branch of government, the Judicial Branch, and the Legislative Branch. We are going to primarily focus on the relationship between the Executive and Legislative Branches. There are limited powers, separation of powers, checks and balances, popular sovereignty, and federalism. Many question whether there is an imbalance of power or a balance of power, also whether these two branches truly work together. In both branches there are limited powers. The…

interest of the states. This new system was created as a way to repair the weak government during the Articles of Confederation. The House is based on population and the Senate is based on state representation. I will discuss how the legislative process differs in the Senate and the House of Representatives as well as state some similarities. Both the Senate and the House are basically the same in their legislative roles and functions. However, only the House can create revenue and only the…

Government may only use the power that its people gives. Meaning that Everyone including the government must follow all rules of the constitution. Example: Government can’t throw somebody in jail for expressing their opinion about the government. Separation of Power To ensure no person in the government has too much power. The government is separated into three branches, the congress, executive, and judicial branch. Each branch has different power, duties, responsibilities, and…

The Supreme Court was created by the Judiciary Act of 1789. The Supreme Court takes its power from the Article III in the constitution. Above the main entrance of the supreme court are the words Equal under the Law. The supreme court is in charge of ensuring that the American people have equal justice under the law and acts as a guardian and an interpreter of the constitution. There are three principals that defines the constitution and how the law works. One principle is that the Constitution…