QUESTIDN T Short Answer Questions a. What are the differences. between and advantages of written and unwritten constitutions? b. Identifyr and describe the various steps taken to pave the way for your country's first independent constitution. Include the names and purpose of the various enactments used, and the consultative processes involved. c. Would you consider your constitution a rigid or exible constitution? Provide reasons for your answer and refer to constitutional provisions where applicable. d. In the Fiji Court of Appeal case "Qarase v Bainimarama (213139] FICA 9, the court considered whether the President of Fiji retained prerogative powers that enabled him to dismiss the Prime Minister and dissolve the Parliament. INhat are the nature of prerogative powers and what were the court's ndings on this issue? e. How does the principle of necessity differ from the principle of effectiveness? In what situations do the courts apply these principles and how? f. In the Fiji High Court case, Republic of Fiji Islands v Prasad [EDD ?], the court dealt with the question of whether the Constitution Amendment Act 7'99? remained in force following the Speight coup attempt. To determine this, the court adopted a doctrine of necessity. Explain the function of the doctrine of necessity and some of the criteria that must be met for it to be applied by the courts. g. The constitutions of the USP region countries are claimed to be modern constitutions that adopt the best elements of monarcbical and republican style constitution. What best elements is this statement referring to and how do these two styles of constitutions differ