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Pre-legislative referendum
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Parliament passes a law calling the referendum on X but does not pass the details of X, so implementing a result would require further action E.g Brexit
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Post-legislative referendum
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Post-legislative: Parliament passes the laws to implement X, subject to a referendum on X, so if the referendum goes ahead it can be automatically implemented. E.g. the good Friday agreement
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Initiative Referendum
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Parliament passes a law allowing people to call referendums in certain circumstances, with the result being automatically implemented.
e.g Torbay and any Mayoral election
A level Politics
flashcards
Decks in class (19)
# Cards
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Referendums3
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Politics key terms9
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Single Transferable Vote8
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First Pass the Post6
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AMS9
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1979 Election case study10
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1.0 Key terms Constitution19
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1.1 History of UK consitution13
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2.1 Political parties.35
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2.2 Established Political Parties17
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1.2.1 Under Labour 1997–2010: House of Lords reforms, electoral reform; devolution; Human Rights Act 1998; and the Supreme Court.5
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1.2.2 How the constitution has changed since 1997 Under the Coalition 2010–15: Fixed Term Parliaments, Act 2011; further devolution to Wales.7
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1.2.3 Any major reforms undertaken by governments since 2015, including further devolution to Scotland (in the context of the Scottish Referendum)3
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2.1.2 The main functions of the House of Commons and House of Lords and the extent to which these functions are fulfilled7
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2.3 The legislative process- the different stages a bill must go through to become law1
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1.2.3 Any major reforms undertaken by governments since 2015, including further devolution to Scotland (in the context of the Scottish Referendum).0
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1.2 Consitutional Change since 1997 Overview19
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1.3 The role and powers of devolved bodies in the UK, and the impact of this devolution on the UK.3
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4.1 The Supreme Court5
