Exam 11: The Electoral System

Lying in election literature is an illegal practice which can lead to an individual being disqualified from the House of Commons.

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Question 21

Explain how the system of political party funding works.

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Question 22

The Prime Minister controls the timing of general elections.

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Question 23

"The voter ranks candidates in order of preference, the candidate with more than 50% of the first vote wins, if no candidate achieves this then the votes of the candidate with the lowest first preference votes are redistributed and this continues until a candidate achieves the required 50%". This is a description of which voting system?

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Question 24

Outline the four principles of an equal and fair electoral system.

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Question 25

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Lying in election literature is an illegal practice which can lead to an individual being disqualified from the House of Commons.

Explain how the system of political party funding works.

The Prime Minister controls the timing of general elections.

Outline the four principles of an equal and fair electoral system.

Introducing Constitutional Law

Sources of the Constitution

The Rule of Law

The Royal Prerogative

Parliamentary Sovereignty

Structures and Institutions of the European Union

European Union Law and National Law

Central Government

Ministerial Responsibility

Devolution and Local Government

Introduction to the House of Commons

The Legislative Process

Scrutiny of the Executive

The House of Lords

Parliamentary Privilege

The Protection of Human Rights

Freedom of Expression and Privacy

Freedom of Association and Assembly

Judges and the English Legal System

Judicial Review: Introduction, Jurisdiction and Procedure

Grounds for Judicial Review I: the Substantive Grounds for Judicial Review

Grounds for Judicial Review II: Procedural Impropriety

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