Political Parties Flashcards

1
Q

Before elections what do parties produce?

A

Manifestos

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2
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What is it?

A

The party with the most seats from government

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3
Q

What are most laws passed during that time?

A

Government Bills

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4
Q

What do they do?

A

Hold majorities

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5
Q

What does this mean?

A

They are more likely to have their reforms implemented

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6
Q

What opens Parliament to set out laws to be introduced?

A

The Queen’s speech

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7
Q

What are some recent Acts?

A

Domestic Abuse Act 2021

Animal Welfare Act 2021

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8
Q

Advantages:

A

majority is voted in by the public
most laws come into effect
reflective of societies wishes
minority parties can put forward ideas for laws (private members bills)

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9
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Disadvantages:

A
differ party may hold majority and can change already passed laws
costs a lot
small majority government restricted in law passing 
coalition government (parties may not agree)
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