Titlebook: Constitutional and Administrative Law; John Alder Textbook 1999Latest edition John Alder 1999 administrative law.constitution.constitution

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The Crownf Parliament and almost always act on the advice of ministers. Sir Robert Armstrong, a former Cabinet Secretary, said that ‘for all practical purposes, the Crown is represented by the government of the day’ (see Hennessey, 1989, p. 346).

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艱苦地移動(dòng)

The Geographical Division of Powersso serves to reduce the risk of tyranny. A unitary state such as the UK has an overriding supreme lawmaker which can devolve power to subordinate units but is free to take the power back and to interfere with the smaller units.

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Ministers and Departmentssince the middle of the eighteenth century, corresponding with the decline in the powers of the monarch. The office was originally that of cabinet chairman deputising for the monarch, and intermediary between the monarch and the government (.).

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災(zāi)禍

The Character of the UK Constitution of the people, in order to change the constitution. In the United Kingdom (UK) we have no written or perhaps more accurately no codified constitution. Our constitution comprises a mixture of ordinary written laws comprising statutes and case law together with political rules and practices, the more important of which are known as conventions.

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