Which phrase best describes the nature of the UK constitution?

Uncodified, flexible and unitary

What does parliamentary sovereignty mean?

Parliament is the supreme legal authority and can make or unmake any law

The Government of Wales Act 1998

It moved Wales to a reserved-powers model

The Parliament Acts and the Salisbury convention

Ministers must publicly support agreed Cabinet decisions or resign

Appointing and dismissing ministers

Issue a declaration of incompatibility

The power of courts to examine the lawfulness of public body decisions

Statute law such as Acts of Parliament

Security of tenure for senior judges

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Which phrase best describes the nature of the UK constitution?
What does parliamentary sovereignty mean?
Which Act first created an elected National Assembly for Wales?
What was the effect of the Wales Act 2017 on the Senedd's powers?
How many MPs sit in the House of Commons?
Which of these limits the power of the House of Lords?
Which is usually regarded as Parliament's most effective tool for scrutinising the executive?
What is meant by collective ministerial responsibility?
Which power is an example of prime ministerial patronage?
When did the UK Supreme Court begin its work?
What can a court do if a statute is found to breach Convention rights under the Human Rights Act 1998?
What is judicial review?
Which is a source of the UK constitution?
Which protects judicial independence in the UK?