No. In the United Kingdom, the Prime Minister does not have veto power over any legislation passed by Parliament. Technically, the reigning monarch must assent to any laws enacted, but that assent has not been withheld since 1708 and even in that case the Queen's response was that she would think about it.
Parliament definitely has a strong influence over the Prime Minister and his cabinet. Most bills have to be passed with majority vote of Parliament.
Grenville was the British Prime Minister in 1765 -until July The Quartering Act was passed in March. although strictly a Prime Minister does not pass an Act Parliament does - Grenville was head of Government when Parliament passed the Act
It was actually the British Parliament and King George.
No, any change in marriage laws would have to be passed by Parliament.
No, any changes to marriage laws in Australia would be passed by the Australian Parliament.
Yes. In February 2012, the Prime Minister of Australia, Julia Gillard, told the press she felt that the legalization of same-sex marriage in Australia, which she opposes, is inevitable. On December 7, 2017, the Australian Parliament passed a same-sex marriage law for all states and territories. It had earlier passed through the Senate. This makes Australia the 26th country to legislate to allow same sex marriage.
On December 7, 2017, the Australian Parliament passed a same-sex marriage law for all states and territories. It had earlier passed through the Senate. This makes Australia the 26th country to legislate to allow same sex marriage.
It was passed by Parliament in the year of 1773.
Yes, effective May 29, 2013, as the same-sex marriage law passed by the French Parliament on April 23, 2013 explicitly applies there.
The British Prime Minister is head of the Parliament and has responsibility for the UK's welfare. He submits laws to be passed and is the key person that interacts with all other world leaders.
The minimum age to legally enter a marriage agreement in Scotland is 16 years and does not require parents consent. Recently, Scottish Parliament has passed the legislation to allow same-sex marriage in Scotland.
Yes, effective May 29, 2013, as the same-sex marriage law passed by the French Parliament on April 23, 2013 explicitly applies there.