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- 2. What happens in Parliament? The main work of Parliament is to make laws, debate topical issues
- 3. Who gets to work in Parilament? We live in a democratic country, which means we all
- 4. Where is Parliament? The Houses of Parliament, also known as the Palace of Westminster, is in
- 5. The UK Parliament To give the people of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland more say over
- 6. The house of Lords Is made up of 750 members often called Peers The House of
- 7. The lords Carrying out judicial work – the House of Lords is the highest Court of
- 8. House of commons chamber In the Chamber of the House of commons much of the business
- 9. House of Commons There are 646 Members of Parliament (MPs). Almost all belong to one of
- 10. Some MPs become Ministers who are put in charge of Government departments. Each Minister will answer
- 11. What MPs do The UK public elects Members of Parliament (MPs) to represent their interests and
- 12. Working in Parliament When Parliament is sitting (meeting), MPs generally spend their time working in the
- 13. Working in their constituency In their constituency, MPs often hold a 'surgery' in their office, where
- 14. How MPs are elected The UK is divided into 646 areas called constituencies. During an election
- 15. General elections At a general election, all MPs stand for re-election and every constituency across the
- 16. Political parties Most MPs are members of one of the three main political parties in the
- 17. UK-wide representation and devolved Parliaments and Assemblies The UK Parliament has MPs from areas across England,
- 18. The party system Nearly all MPs represent political parties. The party with the most MPs after
- 19. History of the party system The system of political parties, which has existed in one form
- 20. Opposition parties The effectiveness of the party system in Parliament depends on the relationship between the
- 21. Where do MPs sit in the Commons? MPs from the same party tend to sit together
- 22. Where do Members of the Lords sit in the Lords? As in the Commons, the Government
- 23. Frontbenchers and backbenchers In both the Commons and the Lords, Government ministers and Opposition shadow ministers
- 24. Crossing the floor Members of either the House of Commons or House of Lords can change
- 25. How do you become a Member of the House of Lords? Two events have changed the
- 26. House of Lords Appointments Commission Set up in May 2000, this independent, public body recommends non-political
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