The UK Constitution

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What are the key purposes of the book mentioned in the text?

explaining the ground rules in the UK and subjecting them to critical assessment

How does a constitution serve the same purpose as any other set of rules?

by anticipating and providing mechanisms for resolving issues that may arise

What are some examples of issues that a constitution may anticipate?

resignation of a Prime Minister, government suppression of freedom of speech, disputes between central and devolved governments

What does the absence of a written constitution imply in most countries?

<p>that the ground rules concerning government formation, powers, and citizen rights are not explicitly outlined</p> Signup and view all the answers

In what way does the UK have a constitution?

<p>although it lacks a written constitution, it still has ground rules that serve as a constitution</p> Signup and view all the answers

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