6 detailed 30-marker essay plans with matched arguments including examples 1. Evaluate the view that the HoC is more powerful than the HoL 2. Evaluate the effectiveness of the legislative process 3. Evaluate the view that parliament effectively scrutinises the executive 4. Evaluate the extent to which the government dominates Parliament 5. Evaluate the view that backbench MPs play a vital role in the HoC 6. Evaluate the extent to which parliament fulfils its main functions

I created this summary sheet of Parliament with A01, AO2 and A03 for each sub-topic. There are detailed essay plans with arguments for and against for likely questions. These sheets are all I used to revise this topic and I achieved an A* as my final grade. They use colour, key titles, essay plans with recent examples (as of 2022) and short summaries of all key content.

What a Bill and Law is The Seven Stages of making a Bill a Law Conclusion Fun pictures and song references on each slide on the theme of Elvis Presley Light hearted and engaging, but all you need to know about the legislative process!

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Types of Bills The three main ways in which a Private Members Bill can be raised Stages a Bill must go through to become Law The Interaction between the Commons and the Lords during the Legislative Process Primary Legislation Secondary/Delegate Legislation Complete with examples, statistics and case studies

Exclusive Powers of the House of Commons The Limitations of the House of Lords The Main Powers of the House of Lords Debates about the Relative Powers of Two Houses Is the Lords becoming more Important? Complete with examples, cases and statistics

Parliamentary Privilege Backbench MPs Significance of Backbenchers The Backbench Business Committee The Work of Select Committees Select Committees as Effective Select Committees as Ineffective The Role and Significance of the Opposition Prime Minister’s Questions The Purpose and Nature of Ministerial Question Time Complete with case studies, statistics and examples