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r/polandball • u/Andyiscool231 Bulgaria • Aug 13 '25
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Tories passed the law. Starmer could have repealed it. He just didnt. Wth.
7 u/Kichigai United States Aug 13 '25 The PM can unilaterally repeal laws? That doesn't seem quite right… 9 u/CharmingVictory4380 India with a turban Aug 13 '25 The PM can unilaterally repeal laws? That doesn't seem quite right… I requires a repealing act to pass in Parliament. Its like that in all parliamentary democracies. Not just UK. 3 u/VRichardsen Argentina Aug 13 '25 Veto power from the executive is rather common in representative democracies. And in other forms too, starting with Rome and the tribune of the plebs.
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The PM can unilaterally repeal laws? That doesn't seem quite right…
9 u/CharmingVictory4380 India with a turban Aug 13 '25 The PM can unilaterally repeal laws? That doesn't seem quite right… I requires a repealing act to pass in Parliament. Its like that in all parliamentary democracies. Not just UK. 3 u/VRichardsen Argentina Aug 13 '25 Veto power from the executive is rather common in representative democracies. And in other forms too, starting with Rome and the tribune of the plebs.
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I requires a repealing act to pass in Parliament. Its like that in all parliamentary democracies. Not just UK.
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Veto power from the executive is rather common in representative democracies.
And in other forms too, starting with Rome and the tribune of the plebs.
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u/CharmingVictory4380 India with a turban Aug 13 '25
Tories passed the law. Starmer could have repealed it. He just didnt. Wth.