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Evaluation the extent to which devolution been a success? - . Provided more regional autonomy/ Still centralisation of power (Westminster) . Provides representation/ Unrepresented cultures .Maintains union/ Increasing independence requests Evaluate the view that the logical next step after devolution to Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland is the devolution of further powers to England? - .England is unproportionally represented/ Englands size and wealth would dominate a federal structure not ensuring federal principles .EVEL has weakened Scottish representation, weakening Union/ EVEL has protected devolution & Union .Devolution has led to led to effective local gov (would too for England)/ Westminster is already known as English parliament .Regional devolution needed for Englands differing cultures/ Not strong enough culture for representation Evaluate the view that the UK Constitution should be entrenched and codified including a bill of rights? - . Educate Public + grow public support for political institutions and processes/ No Public Demand & Extremely difficult .Rigid amendment process would reduce gov pushing ill-considered changes/ Flexible amendment process allows for constitutional reform to adapt to political and social change . Stronger protection of civil liberties by bill of rights/ Can curtail executive in times of crisis where rapid change is needed .Creates Greater clarity of rights/ Uncodified constitution enshrines rights as much as codified Evaluate the extent to which rights are effectively protected by the UK's constitutional arrangements? - .Human rights are effectively protected by the Human Rights Act of 1998/ Unentrenched nature of constitution can see creation of statue law that infringes it (Control orders 2005)

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UK Government Essay Plans HIGHLY
PASSED
Evaluation the extent to which devolution been a success? - ✔✔✔. Provided more regional autonomy/
Still centralisation of power (Westminster)

. Provides representation/ Unrepresented cultures

.Maintains union/ Increasing independence requests



Evaluate the view that the logical next step after devolution to Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland is
the devolution of further powers to England? - ✔✔✔.England is unproportionally represented/
Englands size and wealth would dominate a federal structure not ensuring federal principles

.EVEL has weakened Scottish representation, weakening Union/ EVEL has protected devolution & Union

.Devolution has led to led to effective local gov (would too for England)/ Westminster is already known
as English parliament

.Regional devolution needed for Englands differing cultures/ Not strong enough culture for
representation



Evaluate the view that the UK Constitution should be entrenched and codified including a bill of rights? -
✔✔✔. Educate Public + grow public support for political institutions and processes/ No Public Demand
& Extremely difficult

.Rigid amendment process would reduce gov pushing ill-considered changes/ Flexible amendment
process allows for constitutional reform to adapt to political and social change

. Stronger protection of civil liberties by bill of rights/ Can curtail executive in times of crisis where rapid
change is needed

.Creates Greater clarity of rights/ Uncodified constitution enshrines rights as much as codified



Evaluate the extent to which rights are effectively protected by the UK's constitutional arrangements? -
✔✔✔.Human rights are effectively protected by the Human Rights Act of 1998/ Unentrenched nature
of constitution can see creation of statue law that infringes it (Control orders 2005)

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