Consider the arguments that the Queen-in- Parliament can be bound in law by its own previous legislation ?
Explain the morden UK constition is a product of convention ,rather than law,& examine whether these convections should be changed into law.
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a) Britain does not have a written constitution.
b) The monarch is above the law
For the benefit of Dr John, the constitution does not have to be written.
The question rather sounds like an exam question, so I don't know how many pages the asker.
I did not know that Morden had a separate constitution, but the Queen in Parliment can certainly change previous legislation. Why not?
No-one here's going to write your law essay for you - jeez you couldn't even type it out properly.
The Queen isn't above the law anyway, but that my boy is down to convention, not law. You'll have to do the rest of the research yourself.
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