Research Briefing
What are letters patent?
Letters patent are a legal document which is authorised by the King. They are mainly used for certain sorts of public appointments.
Research Briefing
Letters patent are a legal document which is authorised by the King. They are mainly used for certain sorts of public appointments.
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Letters patent are a legal document which is authorised by the King. They are mainly used for certain sorts of public appointments.
Research Briefing
A briefing paper on the constitutional status of the Crown Dependencies, which are the Bailiwick of Jersey, the Bailiwick of Guernsey (including Alderney and Sark) and the Isle of Man.
Research Briefing
List of MPs who are related to current or former Members of Parliament
Insight
The Ecclesiastical Committee is a statutory committee of MPs and peers which examines draft laws governing the Church of England.
Research Briefing
A briefing on the English Devolution and Community Empowerment Bill 2024-25
Research Briefing
Imprints are details that must appear on political or election-related material. This briefing explains the requirements for imprints.
Research Briefing
An overview of local transport powers and responsibilities in England and proposed changes to these arrangements
Research Briefing
The Sewel Convention states that the UK Parliament does “not normally” legislate on devolved policy areas without consent.
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The Sewel Convention states that the UK Parliament does “not normally” legislate on devolved policy areas without consent.
Research Briefing
A proclamation is a form of legislation made by the King rather than by Parliament. Proclamations can only be made in certain circumstances.
Insight
A proclamation is a form of legislation made by the King rather than by Parliament. Proclamations can only be made in certain circumstances.
Research Briefing
Non-party (third-party) spending in the 2024 general election was lower than in the 2019 general election. Most spending was on third-party campaign material.
Research Briefing
Political parties spent more in the 2024 general election than in the 2019 general election. Most spending was on advertising and unsolicited material.
Insight
Non-party (third-party) spending in the 2024 general election was lower than in the 2019 general election. Most spending was on third-party campaign material.
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