Unentrenched

• unentrenched means that a constitution can be amended by an individual government or parliament
• any part of UK constitution can be changed and amended with a single act from parliament
• entrenched- has special arrangements to safeguard it from being amended by a temporary government or legislature it is mainly associated with a codified constitution
• parts of uk constitution is becoming entrenched for example

  • governments have to informally entrench their policies through referendums