Pressure Groups Influencing Government Decision Making Flashcards

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Insider pressure groups Example

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The BMA in 2013, lobbied successfully for international graduates of UK medical schools to be able to apply for jobs on the same basis as other trainees

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Insider pressure groups balance Example

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The BMA opposed proposed changes by the Conservatives in 2016, which forced junior doctors to take strike action

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Outsider pressure groups Example

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Campaign against trumps golf resort in Aberdeen was successful, as they acquired the land around to restrict expansion

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Outsider pressure groups balance Example

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Campaign for nuclear disarmament has been protesting for 40 years but the government has stayed committed to having nuclear weapons.

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Sectional and interest pressure groups Example

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RMT union lobbied Transport for London about concerns of extra workload due to the Olympics. They ended up offering them a bonus of up to £1000

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Sectional and interest pressure groups balance Example

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Government increased pensions in 2015. The NUT protested against this as it would lead to CPI inflation. In the end they were not able to successfully combat this government measure

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