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The principle of this essay is to explain the term parliamentary supremacy and whether it is accurate to articulate that parliament is really supreme. Parliament Supremacy is one of the three principles which are essential to the Constitution .The Constitution is a set of unwritten rules that determine the country's' nature and power of the state constitution based on the Golden Principle "one is free to do anything as long as it is not prohibited". Other wise referred to as "parliamentary sovereignty", parliamentary supremacy is a proposal put forward by Dicey which stands for the parliament as being supreme and immensely superior law making body in the country. Not only can it make the law but it has the power to eliminate and discard any laws. As a quote referred by Blackstone states "What parliament doth no power on earth can undo" Blackstone clearly stated no matter how powerful another individual...

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