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All represent a constituency
Enjoy parliamentary privellage which is a principle which protects MPs from external pressure and specifically means that they cant be prosecuted or sued for anything they say in the HOC
MPs who are not members of the government or the leadership of their party are known as back benchers

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2.2.1 The structure and role of Parliament

1.2.2 Elizabethan Government

3.1.6.3 Government intervention

4.4.2 Government Expenditure

2.4.2 The relationship between the Executive and Parliament

5.1 Defining a Research Topic and Line of Inquiry

3.2.3 Translating high-level code:

3.2.1 Understanding low-level languages:

2.1.3 Debates on further reform

7.4.1 Trophic Levels and Biomass

1.3 Sources of Power and Authority

5.2 Government Deficits and Debt

4.5 Review and Submission

4.3 Writing the Essay

4.1. Selection of Topic Area

3.1.1 Selecting a Research Topic

1.1.1 The nature and sources of the UK constitution

1.4.1 The judiciary and its relationship with other branches

Understanding the characteristics and purpose of different levels of programming language

2.1.3 Key thinkers

2.4.3 Key thinkers