approach this topic from the perspective of constitutional law and practice: 

refer to: explanation of constitution, IMR, CMR, Problems of enforceability.

Are the current conventional and political mechanisms intended to hold central government to account sufficiently rigorous and effective in their application?' Is reform needed and, if so, in what respects and to what degree? (UK law)

- intro (make direct reference to the phrasing of their question) and defined convention
- parliamentary sovereignty and some norms of convention holding gov to account
- select committee brief paragraph
- House of Lords brief reference to sewel convention
- big chunk on IMR
- chunk on CMR including no confidence votes as another parliamentary power
- conclusion mostly about how no one has any morals any more

AG v Jonathan Cape in passing to illustrate unanimity

discussed the ministerial code and add some recent breaches like Johnson and Patel

 

essay, one thousand five hundred words

 1st class level essay