Debate Over A Codified Constitution Flashcards

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What are the 3 features of a codified constitution?

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Do any of the political parties support the idea of having a codified constitution?

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How does the flexible nature of the UK’s uncodified constitution support the argument for retaining an uncodified constitution?

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Give 2 examples of why the flexible nature of our constitution is so useful

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Explain why the danger of politicising the judiciary supports the argument for retaining an uncodified constitution.

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Explain why the idea of conservative pragmatism supports the argument for retaining an uncodified constitution.

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Explain why the issue of Human Rights supports the argument for changing to a codified constitution.

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Explain why the issue of excessive executive power supports the argument for changing to a codified constitution.

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Explain why the issue of clarity supports the argument for changing to a codified constitution.

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What did Robert jenrick propose with the ECHR/ british bill of rights / HRA
How would this impact the HRA / Human rights?

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