Legislative
Another term for the second-most popular political party
What is the Loyal Opposition
A test of the House of Commons' confidence in the government
What is a Vote of No Confidence
The year which the UK Supreme Court was established
What is the year 2009
A term referring to members of the House of Lords (Hint: Hereditary or Life)
What are Peers or Peerages
True/False: The Prime Minister is expected to resign if he cannot agree with decisions made by his Cabinet
True
The government body which may overrule Parliament legislations in the UK
What is Parliament themself
Definition of Parliamentary Sovereignty
What is a practice of government where the country's Parliament is the highest legal authority
The time which the King's Speech is given
The act which removed the Law Lords, in an attempt to reduce the power of the House of Lords
What is the Constitutional Reform Act of 2005
How often the PMQs are held
What is every week (Wednesdays)
The definition of a Technocracy
What is a leader or group of leaders appointed for their experience to make decisions
The reason for no true judicial review within the UK
What is the minimal separation of powers, and high authority given to Parliament