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If there were no parliament, the legislative process would be severely disrupted, leading to a lack of formal mechanisms for creating, amending, and repealing laws. This absence could result in an increase in authoritarian governance, as decisions would likely be made unilaterally by the executive branch or a ruling entity. Without parliamentary oversight, accountability and representation of the public would diminish, potentially leading to civil unrest and a breakdown of democratic norms. The overall governance structure would likely become unstable, undermining the rule of law and citizens' rights.
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What would happen if if you turned on a light with no bulb?
Nothing would happen.
What would happen if there was no industry?
No I want the answer
What would happen if a center does not have limits.?
nothing would had happened.
What would happen if you didn't have habiliments?
You would no be wearing anything
What would happen if your body temperature was 98.6 degrees celsius?
Nothing much will happen.
Where does government happen in Hungary?
It is the Hungarian Parliament.
What would happen if there were no rules in Parliament house in Canberra?
There would be complete anarchy. Whilst any viewing of televised Parliament sessions would sometimes suggest that, perhaps, there are no rules, MPs are removed for unruly behaviour. Without this safeguard, there would be a complete breakdown of basic courtesies from our nation's leaders.
What would happen if a single party won every seat in the British parliament?
The situation has never happened in the United Kingdom (nor is ever likely to happen), so there is no precedent for such a situation.
What would happen if the public lost faith and trust in parliament and asked for the King or Queen to have full power of the United Kingdom?
Basically Parliament and the House of Lords would be screwed, The United Kingdom would have a rebellion on it's hands. The King or Queen would be elidgible for total control of the United Kingdom. Powers would have to be restored to the Royal's. Legislation would have no impact on the Royal's has the King or Queen would have public backing. Parliament could be dismissed altogether by the Royal's and public backing. That means no parliament no government body's.
When did Burning of the Parliament Buildings in Montreal happen?
Burning of the Parliament Buildings in Montreal happened on 1849-04-25.
Why did the sugar act happen?
Parliament passed this act in 1764
How would parliament have interpreted the colonists reactions?
The parliament interpreted the colonists reactions in one way. The parliament agreed to let the colonies have representation in the Parliament.
Why did the stamp happen in the colonies?
The stamp act happened because the British Parliament decided it would be an effective way to raise money. They would use the stamp act to level direct taxes on the American Citizens.
What happen in 1755 with the British and the Americans?
They first rejected the authority of the Parliament of Great Britain.
What would happen if England had no parliament?
Then the Queen will rule the country and decide the laws and taxes, if England had no Queen either then it will go to complete Anarchy rule where there is no law and the people get away with anything, the whole country would turn into complete chaos. Education would stop, Hospitals fall apart and criminals get away with everything. Which shows how much we rely on Parliament to keep the country together.
Could the UK parliament abolish the Welsh assembly?
Long answer is yes, short answer is...yes.The UK parliament is the ultimate law making authority in Britain. If it so wished, it could abolish county councils, devolved assembly and parliaments-if theory, the UK parliament is supreme. In reality it would be challenged by the authorites themselves as well as the UK supreme court.So yes, absolutely is could pass the law saying `you are abolished`. But what would happen after that is unknown
What is A group Of owls?
A group of owls is called a parliament. A group of their young would be a clutch.
