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Cards (5)
Proportionality
FPTP in England not
proportional
, different
electoral
systems are more proportional
AMS
(Scotland, Wales, and Greater
London
Assembly)
Parties do better in second count, closed party list
STV (Northern Ireland)
2012 DUP won
28
% of votes,
28
seats and
31
% of seats in the first round
Decentralisation
Different problems for different areas
Scotland increased price of
alcohol
due to concerns over drinking
Bespoke
- variation across the UK
Tuition fees are over
9.8k
in England, are free in Scotland, and are capped at
6k
in Wales
Decentralisation (2)
UK is still unitary +
Parliamentary
sovereignty is still intact
2022
SC ruling that Scotland cannot
legislate
on a second independence
referendum
without
Westminster
approval
2023
-
Westminster
blocked Scotland gender recognition bill from receiving
royal
assent and being implemented despite a majority of
86
to
39
Democracy
Helps smaller parties gain
prevalence
2015
- SNP gained
56
/
59
Scottish seats provoking a fear of a
Labour-SNP
coalition
Engages the
electorate
National identity
Develops national/
regional
identity
Helps reduce demands for
independence
No demands in
Wales
Has stopped division and debate
1998 Good
Friday
Agreement