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Does the United Kingdom of Great Britain have a Constitution? Does it Matter? There is no definite answer to this question, much like the question of "what came first, the chicken or the egg?" It is a fact that we do not have a written constitution, but that is not to say we do not have a constitution. As stated by F.F. Ridley, "a constitution need not be embodied in a single document, or indeed, be wholly written."1 Instead, he argues that a constitution is a set of rules, laws and conventions which define and standardise our government, rather than a written document, which can be found in every country in our world with the exception of the United Kingdom, New Zealand and the 'state' of Israel. In the United Kingdom, we have a very unique system of justice and politics, a system which has evolved largely through custom and tradition...

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