What do you call the system or form of government In the UK?

Unlike other countries, the British constitution is not written in a single document.

The head of state in the UK is?

What do you call the head of the parliamentary government?

As of 2010 there are __ parliament constituencies each electing a member of the parliament

It is the lower house of UK parliament?

What is the role of a member of the parliament in UK

It is a form of voting in the house of commons where in the highest polling candidate is elected.

A whip is a political party official whose main responsibility is to ensure peace and safety within its party members

Elections of the European parliament is held once every __ years

Currently, there are 78 UK members in the European parliament and elected members are called?

The upper house of the UK parliament is called?

The parliament in the UK is composed of sovereign/monarchy, house of commons and __

The house of lords is more supreme in making decisions and establishing new laws than the house of commons.

What city in England is the official resident of the Prime Minister

How many senior members of the parliament does a prime minister appoints?

This is the second largest party in the house of commons who criticize the current leader of the parliament

What do you call the chief officer of the house of commons?

All except one are roles of a political party in government.

The pressure and __ groups are organizations who influence or opposed government policies

This are group of people who works for the government and has to be neutral in carrying out government policies.

What is the capital city of Wales?

The WAG or Welsh Assembly government are held once every __ years

The Welsh Assembly Government has the power or authority to make decisions on education, health and people welfare in Wales.

What is the capital city of Scotland?

The Scottish Parliament has a total of __ members.

The Northern Ireland assembly has 108 members known as?

What Is the official residence of the British Monarch?

Queen Elizabeth II is the current British Monarch in UK from__ to present

This are local tax established by the local authority to pay for their expenses or services

In UK justice, for serious crimes, a judge can decide whether an accused is guilty or innocent

The police which is organise locally has "operational independence" which means?

__ are the non-departmental public bodies

The Council of Europe is created in what year?

What is the British National Anthem