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BRITISH POLITICAL SYSTEM
1The history of British politics 
2The governmental model 
3 The branches of government 
4 The English monarchy 
5The Privy Council 
6 British Parliament 
7 Political parties
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BRITISH POLITICAL SYSTEM 1The history of British politics 2The governmental model 3 The branches of government 4 The English monarchy 5The Privy Council 6 British Parliament 7 Political parties

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1The history of British politics
Situation over the last 800 years: British government has been breaking  down the monarch's former power  (800 years)
Result: struggle has produced bitter conflicts on governmental, social and religious levels 
Modern situation: the real authority in the British governmental and political system now rests with the Prime Minister, as it had once belonged predominantly to the monarch.
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1The history of British politics Situation over the last 800 years: British government has been breaking down the monarch's former power (800 years) Result: struggle has produced bitter conflicts on governmental, social and religious levels Modern situation: the real authority in the British governmental and political system now rests with the Prime Minister, as it had once belonged predominantly to the monarch.

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The governmental model 
 The governmental model is usually
described as:
 1) a constitutional monarchy 
 
 2) a parliamentary system
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The governmental model The governmental model is usually described as: 1) a constitutional monarchy 2) a parliamentary system

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The governmental model
the monarch still has a role to play on some executive and legislative levels 
  
BUT it is Parliament which possesses the essential legislative power, and the government of the day which governs
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The governmental model the monarch still has a role to play on some executive and legislative levels BUT it is Parliament which possesses the essential legislative power, and the government of the day which governs

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The governmental model
   The correct constitutional definition of Parliament is the 'Queen-in-Parliament‘
 
   Result: all state and governmental business is  carried out in the name of the monarch by the politicians and officials
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The governmental model The correct constitutional definition of Parliament is the 'Queen-in-Parliament‘ Result: all state and governmental business is carried out in the name of the monarch by the politicians and officials

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The governmental model
In constitutional theory, the British people hold the political sovereignty (верховная власть) to choose their government, while Parliament, consisting partly of their elected representatives in the Commons, possesses the legal sovereignty to make laws. 
The monarch is formally  the head of 1) the  executive, 2) the legislature (законодательная власть) and 3) the judiciary (судебный)
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The governmental model In constitutional theory, the British people hold the political sovereignty (верховная власть) to choose their government, while Parliament, consisting partly of their elected representatives in the Commons, possesses the legal sovereignty to make laws. The monarch is formally the head of 1) the executive, 2) the legislature (законодательная власть) and 3) the judiciary (судебный)

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The branches of government
The legislature 
the House of Commons 
the House of Lords
formally the monarch 
IS
the supreme law-making body
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The branches of government The legislature the House of Commons the House of Lords formally the monarch IS the supreme law-making body

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The branches of government
The executive 
comprises
the sitting government and its Cabinet 
government ministries or departments headed by ministers or secretaries of state
formally the monarch
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The branches of government The executive comprises the sitting government and its Cabinet government ministries or departments headed by ministers or secretaries of state formally the monarch

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The branches of government
The judiciary 
consists of
the judges of the higher courts
formally the monarch
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The branches of government The judiciary consists of the judges of the higher courts formally the monarch

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The English monarchy
Succession to the throne is still hereditary, but only for Protestants in the direct line of descent
The continuity of the English monarchy has been interrupted only by the Cromwell republic of 1649-1659 
there have been different lines of descent who governed Britain
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The English monarchy Succession to the throne is still hereditary, but only for Protestants in the direct line of descent The continuity of the English monarchy has been interrupted only by the Cromwell republic of 1649-1659 there have been different lines of descent who governed Britain

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The British monarchy
Queen                                          ELIZABETH II
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The British monarchy Queen ELIZABETH II

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The British monarchy
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The British monarchy

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The British monarchy
The monarch has a number of roles, and serves formally as:
1) head of state
2) head of the executive
3) head of the judiciary
4) head of the legislature 
5) commander-in-chief of the armed forces
6) supreme governor of the Church of England 
                       AS A RESULT
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The British monarchy The monarch has a number of roles, and serves formally as: 1) head of state 2) head of the executive 3) head of the judiciary 4) head of the legislature 5) commander-in-chief of the armed forces 6) supreme governor of the Church of England AS A RESULT

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The British monarchy
all ministers and officials of the central government are the monarch's servants, and judges, military officers, peers (пиэ), and bishops of the Church of England swear allegiance to the Crown
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The British monarchy all ministers and officials of the central government are the monarch's servants, and judges, military officers, peers (пиэ), and bishops of the Church of England swear allegiance to the Crown

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The British monarchy
In spite of these roles, the monarch acts only on the advice of political ministers 
The monarch can not 
make laws 
impose taxes
spend public money
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The British monarchy In spite of these roles, the monarch acts only on the advice of political ministers The monarch can not make laws impose taxes spend public money

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The British monarchy
The monarch still performs some important executive and legislative duties :
1 The summoning, opening and dissolving of Parliament 
2 Giving Royal Assent to bills 
3 Appointing government ministers and other public figures 
4 Granting honours
5 Holding audiences with the Prime Ministers
6 Giving pardons to some convicted criminals
7 Fulfilling international duties as the head of state
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The British monarchy The monarch still performs some important executive and legislative duties : 1 The summoning, opening and dissolving of Parliament 2 Giving Royal Assent to bills 3 Appointing government ministers and other public figures 4 Granting honours 5 Holding audiences with the Prime Ministers 6 Giving pardons to some convicted criminals 7 Fulfilling international duties as the head of state

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The Privy Council 
 Privy (тайный, сокровенный; скрытый; конфиденциальный)
 PRIVY COUNCIL used to be  a small group of royal advisers at court 
TODAY its main role is to advise the monarch on a range of matters
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The Privy Council Privy (тайный, сокровенный; скрытый; конфиденциальный) PRIVY COUNCIL used to be a small group of royal advisers at court TODAY its main role is to advise the monarch on a range of matters

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The Privy Council
Life membership of the council is  given by the monarch, on the recommendation of the Prime Minister.
 There are about 380 Privy Councilors at present.
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The Privy Council Life membership of the council is given by the monarch, on the recommendation of the Prime Minister. There are about 380 Privy Councilors at present.

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The Privy Council
A full council is usually only summoned:
 on the death of a monarch; 
when there are serious constitutional issues;
 or occasionally when a Commonwealth Heads of State Conference is held in London
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The Privy Council A full council is usually only summoned: on the death of a monarch; when there are serious constitutional issues; or occasionally when a Commonwealth Heads of State Conference is held in London

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The Privy Council
the most important task of the Privy Council today is performed by its Judicial Committee which serves as the final court of appeal
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The Privy Council the most important task of the Privy Council today is performed by its Judicial Committee which serves as the final court of appeal

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British Parliament
British Parliament consists of:
 the House of Lords 
        the House of Commons 
                   formally the monarch  
It assembles as a unified body only on
ceremonial occasions, such as the State 
Opening of Parliament by the monarch in 
the House of Lords
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British Parliament British Parliament consists of: the House of Lords the House of Commons formally the monarch It assembles as a unified body only on ceremonial occasions, such as the State Opening of Parliament by the monarch in the House of Lords

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British Parliament
 Parliament has a maximum duration of five years 
The maximum has sometimes been prolonged by special parliamentary legislation on occasions of national emergency like the two World Wars
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British Parliament Parliament has a maximum duration of five years The maximum has sometimes been prolonged by special parliamentary legislation on occasions of national emergency like the two World Wars

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British Parliament
House of Lords 
consists of 
the Lords Temporal and the Lords Spiritual
The Lords Spiritual are the Archbishops of
York and Canterbury and twenty-four senior bishops of the Church of England
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British Parliament House of Lords consists of the Lords Temporal and the Lords Spiritual The Lords Spiritual are the Archbishops of York and Canterbury and twenty-four senior bishops of the Church of England

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British Parliament
The Lords Temporal
 consist of 
(1) hereditary peers and peeresses who have kept their titles; 
(2) life peers and peeresses, who have usually been created by political parties; 
(3) the Lords of Appeal (Law Lords), who become life peers on their judicial appointments
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British Parliament The Lords Temporal consist of (1) hereditary peers and peeresses who have kept their titles; (2) life peers and peeresses, who have usually been created by political parties; (3) the Lords of Appeal (Law Lords), who become life peers on their judicial appointments

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British Parliament
1,200 members of the House of Lords 
Peers receive no salary for their parliamentary work 
The House is presided over by the Lord Chancellor
the Lord Chancellor is a political appointee of the sitting government,
the Lord Chancellor sits on the Woolsack (or stuffed woollen sofa) as Speaker (Chairman) of the House and controls the procedure and meetings of the House
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British Parliament 1,200 members of the House of Lords Peers receive no salary for their parliamentary work The House is presided over by the Lord Chancellor the Lord Chancellor is a political appointee of the sitting government, the Lord Chancellor sits on the Woolsack (or stuffed woollen sofa) as Speaker (Chairman) of the House and controls the procedure and meetings of the House

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Chris Grayling has been the Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice since 2012
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Chris Grayling has been the Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice since 2012

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British Prime Minister – DAVID CAMERON
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British Prime Minister – DAVID CAMERON

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British Parliament
Attempts to reform the House of Lords were made several times during the 20 century. The Parliament Act of 1911 removed from the House of Lords the power of veto a bill. Instead the Lords could delay a bill up to two years. Now it is one year.
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British Parliament Attempts to reform the House of Lords were made several times during the 20 century. The Parliament Act of 1911 removed from the House of Lords the power of veto a bill. Instead the Lords could delay a bill up to two years. Now it is one year.

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British Parliament
 The House of Commons 
consists of Members of Parliament (MPs) who arc elected by the adult suffrage of the British people 
650 MPs 
10% are women
523 parliamentary seats for England 
38 parliamentary seats for Wales 
72 parliamentary seats for Scotland 
17 parliamentary seats for Northern Ireland
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British Parliament The House of Commons consists of Members of Parliament (MPs) who arc elected by the adult suffrage of the British people 650 MPs 10% are women 523 parliamentary seats for England 38 parliamentary seats for Wales 72 parliamentary seats for Scotland 17 parliamentary seats for Northern Ireland

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British Parliament
 The House of Commons
Britain is divided for electoral purposes into constituencies or geographical areas  usually containing about 60 000 voters each of which returns one elected MP to the House of Commons.
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British Parliament The House of Commons Britain is divided for electoral purposes into constituencies or geographical areas usually containing about 60 000 voters each of which returns one elected MP to the House of Commons.

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Political Parties
The great majority of the MPs in the House of Commons belong to either the Conservative or the Labour Party, which are the main political parties. This division emphasizes the continuation of the traditional two-party system in British politics, in which power has alternated between two major parties.
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Political Parties The great majority of the MPs in the House of Commons belong to either the Conservative or the Labour Party, which are the main political parties. This division emphasizes the continuation of the traditional two-party system in British politics, in which power has alternated between two major parties.

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Political Parties
 The Labour Party 
traditionally gathers its support from the trade unions, the working class, the middle-class . Its electorates have always been in south Wales, Scotland, and the Midland and northern English industrial cities.
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Political Parties The Labour Party traditionally gathers its support from the trade unions, the working class, the middle-class . Its electorates have always been in south Wales, Scotland, and the Midland and northern English industrial cities.

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Political Parties
 the Conservative Party

the party's support comes mainly from business interests and the middle and upper classes 
the party's strongholds tend to be in southern England
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Political Parties the Conservative Party the party's support comes mainly from business interests and the middle and upper classes the party's strongholds tend to be in southern England

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Smaller political parties
 have some representation in the House of Commons 
among these have been: 
-   the Liberals and Social Democrats; 
-   the Scottish National Party;
-   Plaid Cymru (the Welsh National Party);
-   the Protestant Northern Irish parties of the Official Unionists,
-  the Democratic Unionists and the Ulster Popular Unionists;
-  the Social Democratic and Labour Party (moderate Roman Catholic Northern Irish party); 
-   Sinn Fein (Republican Northern Irish party).
-   the Greens
-   Communist Party
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Smaller political parties have some representation in the House of Commons among these have been: - the Liberals and Social Democrats; - the Scottish National Party; - Plaid Cymru (the Welsh National Party); - the Protestant Northern Irish parties of the Official Unionists, - the Democratic Unionists and the Ulster Popular Unionists; - the Social Democratic and Labour Party (moderate Roman Catholic Northern Irish party); - Sinn Fein (Republican Northern Irish party). - the Greens - Communist Party



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