Who makes the national laws of Great Britain?

Answer 1

There are three law making bodies in the UK. The 'Westminster' Parliament makes English law (which currently includes Wales) as well as some UK wide law. The 'Stormont' assembly makes laws in NI and the 'Holyrood' Parliament makes Scots law.

Answer 2

They have a parliement.

Yep, Paliment:

First a bill (Idea for a law) is created.

Then it goes through the house of Commons (Bunch of Polititions) and the house of lords (Bunch of posh people).

Finally it is sent for Royal Assent (The Queen signs it off)

Answer 3

The Government creates the laws - however - NO law can be passed without the approval of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II (known as Royal Assent)

Answer 4

The UK parliament. Consisting of the House of Commons and the House of Lords

Answer 5

For the entire nation - Parliament, for the individual cities and towns, it is their local councils.

Answer 6

Lawyers research and word the new statute laws which is then agreed in parliament