J. A. G. Griffith, Michael Ryle
Abstract
Functions, powers and membership of the Commons. Framework for parliamentary business, both physical and procedural. Use made by the participants of the opportunities provided both on the floor of the House of Commons and in committees. The House of Lords and its relationship to the Commons.
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Functions, powers and membership of the Commons. Framework for parliamentary business, both physical and procedural. Use made by the participants of the opportunities provided both on the floor of the House of Commons and in committees. The House of Lords and its relationship to the Commons.
Key concepts: Parliament, House of Commons, Commons, Political science, Public administration, Law and economics, Law, Sociology