uinit 4 英国政体.ppt

Uinit four;Contents;Constitutional Monarchy; The power of the monarch is limited by the countrys constitution, the legal authority is given to parliament, and the executive authority to the government.; Anglo-Saxons kings the Great Council (410-1066) ;The Right of the Monarch;The Role of the Monarch;Succession of the Monarch;the eldest son ;Queen Elizabeth II;Date;Buckingham Palace;Date;*;Date;The Royal Family;Queen ElizabethⅡ The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh;Queen Elizabeth II; ;Prince Charles;Date;Princess Anne;Prince Andrew;Prince William;Prince Harry;Date;.;;British Parliament;House of Lords;Westminster Palace: the House of Parliament;Date;The House of Lords;Date;Members of the House of Lords;The hereditary peers;Functions of the House of Lords;Weakening of the Function of the House of Lords;The House of Commons;Date;Members of the House of Commons; Functions of the House of Commons ; Currently a 30 minute session held on Wednesday after 12:00 The Leader of the Opposition has six questions. Other backbench opposition MPs also have the right to question the Prime Minister.; The government cannot legally spend any money without the permission of the House of Commons.;British Government; ;Central Parliament;The Prime Minister;The Cabinet;Members of the Cabinet;The cabinet and its committees work in great They meet once a week on Thursday mornings at the Prime Minister’s House;Functions of the Cabinet;The Privy Council (枢密院);Members of the Privy Council; The Privy Council meeting are held in Buckingham Palace.;Civil Servants; Local Government;;British Judiciary;British Constitution;Statutory law (Act of Parliament);Common law Conventions;British Judiciary Division;The Supreme Court;Supreme Court;Judiciary Division (1); the Queen’s Bench 皇家法院 the Chancellor Division 高等法院 the Family Division 家庭法院;The Court of Appeal;Judiciary Division (2);British Jury System