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1.1: describe processes used for law making
government processes
what does parliament consist of?
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The
House of Commons
has
650
MPs elected to represent their
constituents.
The
government
is the party who have the majority of
MPs
in the
House
of
Commons.
New law proposals
usually come from the
government.
The House of Lords has
800
lords, with
92
being
hereditary
peers passed from
parent
to
child.
In the past, all
lords
were
sons
of
nobles
such as
dukes
and
barons.
Another
26
lords in the House of Lords are
Church
of
England bishops.
The rest of the lords in the House of Lords are
'lifetime peers'
, such as
Baroness Doreen Lawrence.
The monarch approves any
Bill
at the end of the
process.