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A briefing paper which "maps" (or summarises) the main elements of the United Kingdom's uncodified constitution.
A briefing paper which "maps" (or summarises) the main elements of the United Kingdom's uncodified constitution.
A briefing paper on the office and functions of the Prime Minister
A briefing paper on the office and functions of the Prime Minister
A briefing paper on the history, functions and membership of the Privy Council
A briefing paper on the history, functions and membership of the Privy Council
There is no prohibition on criticising members of the Royal Family in Parliament, but MPs and peers are required to observe certain rules if they wish to do so.
There is no prohibition on criticising members of the Royal Family in Parliament, but MPs and peers are required to observe certain rules if they wish to do so.
The death of a monarch – and the accession of a new sovereign – involves the Cabinet, the Privy Council, Parliament, Buckingham Palace and the Church of England. This paper outlines the historical precedents for events that follow a demise of the crown.
The death of a monarch – and the accession of a new sovereign – involves the Cabinet, the Privy Council, Parliament, Buckingham Palace and the Church of England. This paper outlines the historical precedents for events that follow a demise of the crown.
Civil Contingencies Bill. Lords Committee stage fourth day. Clauses 20-21, 23-30, 33-36 agreed to. Clauses 22, 31 agreed to as amended. Schedule 3 agreed to. Schedule 2 agreed to as amended. Bill reported with amendments. (HL Bill 120).
Civil Contingencies Bill. Lords Committee stage fourth day. Clauses 20-21, 23-30, 33-36 agreed to. Clauses 22, 31 agreed to as amended. Schedule 3 agreed to. Schedule 2 agreed to as amended. Bill reported with amendments. (HL Bill 120).
Counsels opinion on the House of Lords Bill. By Michael Shrimpton. Rees and Freres. 1999.
Counsels opinion on the House of Lords Bill. By Michael Shrimpton. Rees and Freres. 1999.
Whether he will indicate those circumstances, other than when a Bill is fundamentally personal to the Sovereign and her family, or when Her Majesty's views would very soon become apparent through other channels, in which they regard it as appropriate or desirable to make known to Parliament the private views...
Whether he will indicate those circumstances, other than when a Bill is fundamentally personal to the Sovereign and her family, or when Her Majesty's views would very soon become apparent through other channels, in which they regard it as appropriate or desirable to make known to Parliament the private views...
What are the precedents for a Minister of the Crown to give either House of Parliament the personal views of the Sovereign on the merits, acceptability or desirability of a piece of legislation being considered by Parliament. [HL 908]. - Includes ref to 586 c955, 2 March 1998.
What are the precedents for a Minister of the Crown to give either House of Parliament the personal views of the Sovereign on the merits, acceptability or desirability of a piece of legislation being considered by Parliament. [HL 908]. - Includes ref to 586 c955, 2 March 1998.
Business statement for 27 November to 4 December on the social chapter.
Business statement for 27 November to 4 December on the social chapter.
Business statement for 27 November to 4 December on community care by Essex social services.
Business statement for 27 November to 4 December on community care by Essex social services.
Business statement for 27 November to 4 December on cheque-book journalism.
Business statement for 27 November to 4 December on cheque-book journalism.