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Question 1: To what extent are conventions a recognised source of the British Constitution? Every organisation needs a constitution to define the powers, rights and duties and therefore it can be said that a constitution looks to both internal and external regulation of the body to which it relates. Under the United Kingdom's constitution, the manner in which constitutional change is effected will be depended not upon clearly written rules but, rather by accepted constitutional practice which Every organisation needs a constitution to define the has evolved over time. A Constitutional and legal fact is that Parliament has the ultimate Law making power within the state but it does not mean that there are no restraints on what parliament may do. Parliament is accountable to the electorates, and the economic and political necessities. To study the British Constitution there must be an understanding of historical, legal, philosophical matters which over the...

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