The British Parliament - How the Powers of Parliament and those of the Government are balanced

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Focusing on the balance of power between the British Parliament and the Government, this essay explores selected aspects of parliamentary functions while intentionally omitting the political role of the British Crown. It examines how law-making and the oversight of the executive branch serve as indicators of this power dynamic. The analysis aims to provide insights into the complexities of governance within the British political system, reflecting on the interplay between legislative authority and executive control.