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How Parliament scrutinises executive
Backbenchers role
Ineffective
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Cards (8)
Private Member Bills
often fail due to
insufficient
time
Vote of no confidence
only held in
exceptional
circumstances
Backbenchers
expected to obey
party whips
.
Expected to represent
party
and oppose certain cases being raised in
HOC
.
Govt
ignore advice of
select committee
.
Govt
dominates
parliamentary
agenda, doesn't have to support/act on proposals.
If
govt
has majority, inbuilt majority
backbench
support, allow govt survive backbench rebellion.
Public Bill Committees
whipped, amendments
govt
dislikes fail.