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Counter-Majoritarian Problem
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Treaty-Making & CRAG Act 2010

Question 1

Under the Constitutional Reform and Governance Act 2010, what is the legal effect if Parliament objects to a treaty during the 21-day scrutiny period?

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A The treaty cannot be ratified and is automatically void.

B The treaty is delayed but can still be ratified by the executive after the period ends. ✓

C Parliament must pass a resolution of approval for the treaty to proceed.

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✅ Correct!
Under s.20 of the CRAG Act 2010, Parliament can delay ratification but not veto it; the executive may proceed after 21 days. Option A is wrong because Parliament lacks veto power. Option C is incorrect because approval is not required—only laying before Parliament is mandatory.

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Prime Minister

Question 2

Why is the Prime Minister’s power considered informal and potentially prone to abuse?

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A Because it is not codified in a single document and relies heavily on convention and prerogative. ✓

B Because they are elected by proportional representation, leading to weak mandates.

C Because they must seek approval from the House of Lords for all major decisions.

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✅ Correct!
Lack of codification allows wide discretion, raising accountability concerns. Option B is factually wrong—FPTP is used; Option C is false—Lords has limited power.

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Legislative Process & Scrutiny

Question 3

What is a common misconception students have about delegated legislation?

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A That it is subject to the same level of scrutiny as primary legislation. ✓

B That it can only be made by the Prime Minister personally.

C That it does not require any parliamentary approval.

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✅ Correct!
Students often overestimate scrutiny—delegated legislation receives limited review, often via affirmative or negative resolution. Option B is false—ministers or bodies make it; option C is incorrect—some approval is required.

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