Parlimentary Law Making

Question 1

Public bills

Answer 1

Debated and voted in parliament

Question 2

Private bills

Answer 2

Only affects individuals or cooperations

Question 3

Private member bills

Answer 3

Introduced by lords by: ballot
Through 10 minute rule
Presentation

Question 4

House of Commons rules

Answer 4

Debate and scrutinise laws
Ensure legislative is democratic

Question 5

House of Lords role

Answer 5

Holding government to account
Making laws in depth consideration

Question 6

House of Commons powers

Answer 6

Parliamentary supremacy
Hoc force a bill

Question 7

House of Lords powers

Answer 7

Start a bill and introduce

Question 8

Green paper

Answer 8

A consultation document

Question 9

White paper

Answer 9

Firm proposal which will make the bill

Question 10

Draft bills

Answer 10

Government bills are looked at in detail before introduced

Question 11

First reading

Answer 11

Bill is published and read out

Question 12

Second reading

Answer 12

Debate and vote happens in the House of Commons

Question 13

Committee stage

Answer 13

Read line to line amendments are selected

Question 14

Third reading

Answer 14

The lords debate and vote

Question 15

Other house

Answer 15

A process of ping pong between two houses

Question 16

Royal assent

Answer 16

The king will stamp making it an act of parliament

Question 17

Advantages of legislative

Answer 17

Democratic
Full and clear laws
Open and transparent process

Question 18

Disadvantages of legislative process

Answer 18

Wasted time
Complexity
Hoc have a lot to do with decisions