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Evaluate critically the utility of the principle of parliamentary supremacy in the context of our uncodified constitutional system
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Evaluate critically the utility of the principle of parliamentary supremacy in the context of our uncodified constitutional system I am going to be exploring the usefulness and practicality of parliamentary supremacy, also known as parliamentary sovereignty, which I shall be referring to it as. I shall be endeavouring to understand, exactly how parliamentary sovereignty works in our uncodified constitutional system. I shall do this by explaining, what parliamentary sovereignty is? Does it still exist to the extent to which it once did? What factors can affect the decisions made and how new legislation can impact upon this. These issues will be highlighted using relevant case law. Once I have evaluated parliamentary sovereignty, I will then express my opinion, following my critical evaluation. I can then determine whether it is still as practical as once was and is this principle as clear cut as it may sound. As there are a number...
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