Roles of House of Commons, House of Lords, and The Crown
- Created by: Aaliya Janjua
- Created on: 22-11-14 12:24
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- Roles
- House of Commons
- Where most new bills are introduced.
- Debate Government policy and hold the Government to account.
- Scrutinise and amend proposed legislation.
- Debate matters of current concern.
- Represent views of the electorate.
- House of Lords
- Where some bills are introduced.
- Scrutinise and amend proposed legislation including Government proposals.
- Scrutinise proposed EU legislation.
- Question the Government and debate legislative proposals.
- Debate policy issues and matters of current concern.
- Delay legislation so as to allow further time to research and consult.
- Crown
- Open each parliamentary session and announce Government legislative proposals.
- Give Royal Assent to all legislations.
- House of Commons
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