Talk:Act of Parliament
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Currently, this page links to Bill (proposed law), which is just a one-line stub. This, however, is a very thorough article which covers most of the information on Bills that I can think of - suggesting to me that Bill (proposed law) be made a redirect to Act of Parliament. I'm slightly unsure, however, whether there exist systems that have Bills but not Acts, and therefore won't be covered by such a redirection. I'd appreciate any information you may be able to lend me. (see also Talk:Bill (proposed law)) - IMSoP 13:37, 28 Jan 2004 (UTC)
- Went ahead and redirected the Bill (proposed law) page to here, no one seemed to be to worried about it anyways--Dhuss 03:25, 26 Jun 2004 (UTC)
[edit] EC Act
I think more needs to be said in the parliamentary sovereignty section on the impact of europe. in particular, stating that the authority to not apply acts of parliament only exists b/c of this act needs to be added to. it is not universally accepted that the EC act may be repealed like any other statute (in the very least, itis certainly not subject to implied repeal). perhaps a comment on the political difficulties of repealing the act would be helpful.
[edit] Odd paragraph
I've removed this
- ===Parliament Acts===
- Parliament Acts are executed by the Administration and its superior and
- directive dome, the Government (specially using the administrative regulations),
- are applied by the judicial power (judges), and must be obeyed by everybody.
as it doesn't make any sense. I think it's trying to say that the government and courts enforce acts of Parliament. Morwen - [[User_talk:Morwen|Talk]] 13:05, 15 November 2005 (UTC)
[edit] what is the constitution of the united kingdom?
This page sucks!!!!!!!!!!1 It doesn't tell me what is in the constitution of the untied kingdom!
- May I suggest you look at the article Constitution of the United Kingdom, unless you really want the Untied Kingdom in which case I am not sure I can help you. --Ali@gwc.org.uk 23:54, 7 March 2006 (UTC)
