What did the 2011 UK referendum decide?

Whether to replace FPTP with the Alternative Vote

Which of these is a function of political parties but not pressure groups?

Seeking to win governmental power across all policy

It has regular, privileged access to government and is consulted on policy

It is elected, sustains the government and can override the Lords

Delay it for about a year but not block it

They are cross-party, take evidence and publish reports the government must answer

Powers formally of the Crown but exercised by the PM and ministers

Ministers must publicly support agreed policy or resign

A large Commons majority and a united party

Reliance on large donations risks donors buying influence or honours

Power has concentrated in the Prime Minister rather than the collective Cabinet

They increase participation and representation between elections

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What type of electoral system is first-past-the-post?
Which system is used to elect the Northern Ireland Assembly?
Which system elects the Scottish Parliament and the Senedd?
What did the 2011 UK referendum decide?
Which of these is a function of political parties but not pressure groups?
A trade union defending its members' pay is best classed as which type of pressure group?
What distinguishes an insider pressure group?
Why is the House of Commons the dominant chamber of Parliament?
What can the House of Lords do to most legislation?
Why are departmental select committees regarded as effective scrutiny?
What is the royal prerogative?
What is collective responsibility?
Which factor tends to strengthen a Prime Minister's power?
What is the main criticism of party funding in the UK?
Which describes the prime ministerial government thesis?
Which is a recognised democratic benefit of pressure groups?