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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?
that the ground rules concerning government formation, powers, and citizen rights are not explicitly outlined
In what way does the UK have a constitution?
although it lacks a written constitution, it still has ground rules that serve as a constitution
Test your knowledge on the UK Constitution and its unique characteristics with this insightful quiz. Explore the ground rules, powers, and rights that shape the government and citizens' lives in the absence of a written constitution. Challenge yourself on key concepts and gain a deeper understanding of the UK's constitutional framework.
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