L.2 Sources of UK Constitution

Which of the following is NOT a legal source of the Constitution?

What is the primary purpose of constitutional acts?

Which Act established the UK's membership to the EU?

What significant right does the Magna Carta 1297 guarantee?

Which of the following acts restricts the powers of the House of Lords specifically regarding Money Bills?

Which document incorporates the European Convention on Human Rights into national law?

Which Act was expressly repealed by the EU Withdrawal Act 2018?

What does Section 1(1) of the Scotland Act 1998 establish?

What is the significance of Section 19 in the legislation concerning Parliament?

Which of the following is NOT a result of the Constitutional Reform Act 2005?

What characterizes constitutional conventions?

What does the Sewel Convention primarily regulate?

Which case held that the Terrorism Act 2005 was incompatible with the Human Rights Act 1998?

Which is NOT a principal concern of constitutional conventions?

What is a potential drawback of codifying constitutional conventions?

What was the purpose of the Judicial Appointments Commission established by the Constitutional Reform Act 2005?

How does the Crown relate to the advice given by the Prime Minister in constitutional conventions?

What does the Ministerial Code 2010 address?

What type of legislation typically includes Orders in Council?

Which of the following best defines constitutional acts?

What significant right does the Bill of Rights 1688 protect?

Which Act further defined the relationship between the House of Lords and the House of Commons?

Which constitutional act defines the establishment of a Scottish Parliament?

Which of the following acts incorporates the European Convention on Human Rights into UK law?

Which act signifies the end of the UK's membership in the EU?

Which document established rights such as the right to a trial by jury?

What does the Sewel Convention regulate?

Which of the following is a significant reform introduced by the Constitutional Reform Act 2005?

What is a characteristic of constitutional conventions?

Which of the following acts codified aspects of constitutional conventions?

What is one disadvantage of codifying constitutional conventions?

Which case determined that the Terrorism Act 2005 was incompatible with the Human Rights Act 1998?

What constitutional role does the Prime Minister play concerning the Crown?

Which body is established to oversee judicial appointments according to the Constitutional Reform Act 2005?

Which is NOT a recognized area of concern for constitutional conventions?

What defines common law as described in the content?

What is a key characteristic of acts of Parliament?

Which constitutional act defines the relationship between the UK and EU institutions?

What does the Human Rights Act 1998 incorporate into national law?

Which act explicitly redefined the powers of the House of Lords concerning money bills?

What does Section 1 of the Scotland Act 1998 declare?

Which of the following is NOT a source of the Constitution?

What does the term 'constitutional conventions' refer to?

Which act redefined the territorial boundaries of the Kingdom?

What is one key function of the Judicial Appointments Commission established by the Constitutional Reform Act 2005?

Which of the following is NOT a reason cited against the codification of constitutional conventions?

How does the Prime Minister's role relate to the Crown concerning legislation?

What does the Sewel Convention specifically regulate?

Which of the following acts codified the Sewel Convention?

Which case demonstrated that the Terrorism Act 2005 was incompatible with the Human Rights Act 1998?

What is a major reform introduced by the Constitutional Reform Act 2005?

What aspect do recent constitutional conventions primarily address?

What are common law decisions primarily based on?

Which of the following is characterized as non-legal rules in the Constitution?

What type of legislation does the term 'secondary legislation' primarily refer to?

Which act is associated with reestablishing the relationship between the House of Lords and the House of Commons?

What significant change did the EU Withdrawal Act 2019 (Benn Act) bring about?

Which constitutional act incorporates rights from the European Convention on Human Rights?

What is a primary focus of the constitutional acts listed in the content?

Which act is not classified as a constitutional act despite having significant legal implications?

Which source is cited as a potential addition to the existing legal rules of the Constitution?

What does Section 3 of the Constitutional Reform Act 2005 mandate the courts to do?

What is a key feature of constitutional conventions?

Which responsibility does the Governor-General hold in Commonwealth countries?

What does the Sewel Convention pertain to?

What is one argument in favor of codifying constitutional conventions?

What significant change did the Constitutional Reform Act 2005 introduce regarding judicial independence?

Which case highlighted the incompatibility of the Terrorism Act 2005 with the Human Rights Act 1998?

What is a major disadvantage of codifying constitutional conventions?

In constitutional conventions, what role does the Prime Minister have regarding the Crown?

Which Act codified certain aspects of the Sewel Convention?

Which of the following accurately describes 'prerogative powers'?

Which of the following is a characteristic of secondary legislation?

What important aspect does the Bill of Rights 1688 cover?

What is the primary function of constitutional acts?

Which statement best describes the 'European Communities Act 1972'?

What does the 'Human Rights Act 1998' achieve in the context of UK law?

Which constitutional act is primarily responsible for re-establishing Scottish Parliament?

What is the significance of the 'Union with Scotland Act 1706'?

What is the primary function of the Judicial Appointments Commission established by the Constitutional Reform Act 2005?

Which of the following best describes the nature of constitutional conventions?

Which of the following actions characterizes the role of the Prime Minister according to constitutional conventions?

What major change did the Scotland Act 2016 implement regarding devolved government?

Which of the following statements about the Sewel Convention is accurate?

What potential disadvantage is associated with codifying constitutional conventions?

Which of the following accurately reflects a responsibility of the Crown as per constitutional conventions?

What is a key feature of common law as defined in the provided content?

What are constitutional acts primarily concerned with?

What is a function of constitutional acts within the legal system?

Which of the following best describes a characteristic of primary legislation?

Which act is known for incorporating the European Convention on Human Rights into UK law?

What does the term 'prerogative powers' refer to in the context of constitutional sources?

Which of the following acts aimed to restrict the powers of the House of Lords regarding money bills?

What is one of the rights established by the Bill of Rights 1688?

Which act was repealed by the EU Withdrawal Act 2018?

Which of the following best describes the role of acts of Parliament in the legal hierarchy?

What is one of the primary powers granted to the courts under Section 3?

Which statement best describes constitutional conventions?

What role does the Sewel Convention play in the UK's constitutional framework?

What is a potential drawback cited against codifying constitutional conventions?

How does the Prime Minister's relationship with the Crown influence Parliament's operations?

Which body was created to oversee judicial appointments as a result of recent constitutional reforms?

Which major component was codified in the Scotland Act 2016 relevant to constitutional conventions?

What major change regarding judicial independence did the Constitutional Reform Act 2005 implement?

Which scenario exemplifies the exercise of prerogative powers as mentioned in constitutional conventions?