Section D-Process and Impact of Gov Policies

What is a manifesto?

• A document set by the Gov agreeing with new ideas/polices

• A document set by the Gov disagreeing with new ideas

• A document set by the Gov stating new ideas/policies

• A document set by the Gov stating change

What are pressure or interest groups?

• An individual who wants change

• A group who has an idea about something

• People who protest about something

• Group of people who aim go influence MPs to make change

How many signatures must an online petition get before it will be debated in Parliament?

• 100,000

• 10,000

• 50,000

• 150,000

When a new law going through Parliament it is known as a what?

• A Frank

• A piece of legislation

• An Ideology

• A Bill

Different types of Bills can be introduced by

• The government

• Individual MPs or Lords

• All of these

• Private individuals or organisations

A Green paper is what?

• A consultation paper set by the public

• A consultation paper produced by the Government

• A consultation set by pressure groups

• A consultation set by the opposition (party not in power)

A White paper is?

• A policy document for future Gov to refer to

• A policy document made by the people for the Gov to read

• A Policy document made by the Gov-details current laws

• A Policy document made by the Gov-details future legislation

If a Bill is proposed in the House of Commons what further steps take place before it becomes law?

• House of Lords

  Consideration of amendments

  Royal Assent

• House of Commons

  Consideration of amendments

  Royal Assent

• House of Lords

  Royal Assent

• House of Lords

  Consideration of amendments

Can the Protective Services go on strike?

• Yes

• No

• In certain circumstances

• Some services can

What is the difference between a protest and a riot?

• Nothing

• One is peaceful and one is violent

• A protest has a legitimate point to make rioters do not

• One has racial motivation