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22 Detailed Edexcel UK Government Essay Plans on the most likely questions to come up in the exam. Including up to date examples and key points of analysis & evaluation. The perfect revision tool! Updated regularly with up to date examples. Once purchased, they will automatically update in your account. Preview before buying! For individual student use only. For school access, see our School Access page.
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Contents

1. The Constitution

Evaluate The View That The UK Constitution Should Be Codified and Entrenched. (30 marks) - PE Plan.pdf
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Evaluate The View That Devolution Has Been A Success. (30 marks) - PE Plan.pdf
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Evaluate The View That Devolution Reforms Haven’t Gone Far Enough. (30 marks) - PE Plan.pdf
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Evaluate The View That New Labour’s Constitutional Reforms Had A Positive And Significant Impact On The UK Constitution. (30 marks) - PE Plan.pdf
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Evaluate The View That The Constitutional Reforms Introduced By New Labour Should Be Taken Further. (30 marks) - PE Plan.pdf
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Evaluate The View That Constitutional Reforms Introduced Since 2010 Have Had A Significant Impact On The UK Constitution. (30 marks) - PE Plan.pdf
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2. Parliament

Evaluate The View That Backbenchers Exert Significant Influence In Parliament. (30 marks) - PE Plan.pdf
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Evaluate The View That Parliament Performs Its Functions Effectively. (30 marks) - PE Plan.pdf
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Evaluate The View That Parliament Is Representative Of The Electorate. (30 marks) - PE Plan.pdf
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Evaluate The View That In Practice The House Of Lords Exerts More Influence Than The House Of Commons. (30 Marks) - PE Plan.pdf
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Evaluate The View That Parliament Holds The Government To Account Effectively. (30 marks) - PE Plan.pdf
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3. Prime Minister and the Executive

Evaluate The View That The Conventions Of Individual Ministerial Responsibility and Collective Ministerial Responsibility Are Both Still Important. (30 marks) - PE Plan.pdf
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Evaluate The View That Political Loyalty Is The Most Important Factor Governing The Prime Minister’s Selection Of Ministers. (30 marks) - PE Plan.pdf
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Evaluate The View That Prime Ministers Are Able To Dominate The Cabinet. (30 marks) - PE Plan.pdf
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Evaluate The View That The Popularity Of The Prime Minister Is The Most Important Factor Influencing The Balance Of Power Between The Cabinet And The Prime Minister. (30 marks) - PE Plan.pdf
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Evaluate The View That The Prime Minister Is Now Presidential. (30 marks) - PE Plan.pdf
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Evaluate The View That The Power of The Prime Minister Has Decreased Since 2010. (30 marks) - PE Plan.pdf
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4. Relations Between the Branches

Evaluate The View That The Supreme Court Operates With Sufficient Judicial Neutrality And Independence. (30 marks) - PE Plan.pdf
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Evaluate The View That The Supreme Court Has Too Much Influence Over The Executive And Parliament. (30 marks) - PE Plan.pdf
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Evaluate The View That Leaving The European Union Has Significantly Increased Parliamentary Sovereignty. (30 marks) - PE Plan.pdf
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Evaluate The View That Parliament Is No Longer Sovereign In The UK. (30 marks) - PE Plan.pdf
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Evaluate The View That Changes In Recent Decades Have Limited The Executive’s Dominance Over Parliament. (30 marks) - PE Plan.pdf
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