Constitutional practice : the Foundations of British government [3rd]
Material type:
TextLanguage: English Publisher: New York : Oxford University Press, 1999Description: 327 p. ; 22 cmISBN: - 0198298129
- KD35.G7.1 B72C 1999
| ชนิดของทรัพยากร | Current library | กลุ่มข้อมูล | Call number | สถานะ | Date due | บาร์โค้ด | Item holds | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Law Book
|
National Assembly Library of Thailand | Law Book collection | KD 35.G7.1 B72C 1999 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 3961135197 |
Collection: Law Book collection Close shelf browser (Hides shelf browser)
|
ไม่มีภาพปก | ไม่มีภาพปก |
|
|
|
ไม่มีภาพปก | ||
| KD 35.P6.4 C66 1986 The constitutional of the Republic of the Philippines | KD 35.U6.1 S33C 1960 Constitutional politics | KD 35.U6.1 B34C 1980 Constitutional powers : cases on the separation of powers and federalism | KD 35.G7.1 B72C 1999 Constitutional practice : the Foundations of British government [3rd] | KD 35.G7.1 B72C 1998 Constitutional reform [2nd] | KD 35.G7.1 C66 1992 Constitutional studies : contemporary issues and controversies | KD 35.G7.6 M37C 1980 Constitutional theory |
Table of Statutes --
1. THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED KINGDOM --
Devining the constitution --
IM The territorial context of the constitution --
Reforming the constitution --
2. CHOOSING A PRIME MINISTER --
General election --
Resignation through illness or old age --
Voluntary retirement --
Emergency coalition --
Loss of the party Leadership --
T Conclusions --
3. GOVERNMENT FORMATION FROM A HUNG PARLIAMENT --
The political negotiations --
The Queen --
A caretaker government --
The second dissolution --
Conclusions --
4. THE TRANSFER OF POWER --
The Prime Minister takes office --
Matters legal, conventional, and political --
The Cabinet chooses itself --
The Sovereign's influence --
Ministers take office --
5. THE PRIME MINISTER --
The electorate's choice --
Power over Ministers --
The highest profile; patronage; dissolution --
The direction of departments --
A Prime Minister's weaknesses --
Conclusions --
6. THE CABINET --
Cabinet business --
Cabinet committees and ministerial meetings --
Confidentiality of proceedings --
and papers Conclusions --
7. MINISTERS AND DEPARTMENTS --
Ministerial titles --
Departments The use of non-departmental Ministers --
SI Ministers' conduct --
Ministers' pay and conditions --
8. THE OPPOSITION --
The Leader of the Opposition --
Constitutional duties of the Opposition --
The shadow government --
Shadow into substance --
19. CONSTITUTIONAL MONARCHY --
The Queen's usual powers --
The Queen's reserve powers --
The Queen and the Scottish Parliament --
Continuity and succession --
10. THE HOUSE OF COMMONS --
Elections, Members, and parties --
The Commons and the government --
Members' influence on the government --
11. THE HOUSE OF LORDS --
Acquiring and losing membership --
Organization in the House --
The work of the Lords --
Lords and government in conflict --
Assessment and reform? --
12. THE CONSTITUTIONAL POSITION OF THE JUDGES --
Appointment, pay, and promotion --
Judges and Parliament --
Extra-judicial activities --
Tenure, discipline, and removal --
Reform --
Appendices --
A. Senior Ministers since 1945 --
B. The Party Leadership Election Rules --
C. The formal resignation and appointment of Ministers: A memorandum by the Clerk of the Privy Council --
Index.
There are no comments on this title.
