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作者:Mucteba Yazici 4 年以前

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UK Parliamentary System/UK Fusion/Separation of Powers

The UK operates under a parliamentary system that integrates various branches of government, each with distinct roles and responsibilities. The judicial branch, comprising multiple courts including the Supreme Court, is tasked with upholding the law.

UK Parliamentary System/UK Fusion/Separation of Powers

UK Parliamentary System/UK Fusion/Separation of Powers

Judicial Branch

Supreme Court
Five Justices of Supreme Court hear appeals from Court of Appeal and exceptionally from High Court
How they are picked
The Judges are appointed by the Queen on the advice of the PM who receives recommendations from a selection commission.

There are 12 Judges

Judges of various law courts
Courts
Migistrate Courts, High Courts, Supreme Courts, Caribbean Court of Justice/Privy Council
The UK Courts of Law

The Rule of Law

Uphold the Law

Legislative Branch

House of Commons & House of Lords

The Legislative Branch can elect and may dismiss the executive branch through a vote of censure.

Elections

Voters elect and may choose not to re-elect, members of the legislature.

The Unwritten Constitution

Scrutinizes/Approves Laws Acts as a Safegaurd

Executive Branch (Her Majesty's Government)

Powers
The Executive Branch can dissolve the legislature and call for new elections. This is a result in dissolution of the executive branch as well.
Voters
Voters elect and may choose not to re-elect, the executive branch (Prime Minister)
Represents
The Will of the Majority
Primary Role
Runs Government
Puts forward Laws
Prime Minister & Cabinet, Govt Depts