1. FORME DI GOVERNO
LA MONARCHIA
PARLAMENTARE

2. Configuration of government
Definition:
The configuration of government stands for a block of rules that determines:
a)Distributions of powers between lose bodies (parlament- embodying the legislative power , government-embodying to executive power, judiciary embodying to judicial power )
b)Relations existing between them

3. Classic configurations of government are: Monarchy Republic Dictatorship Modern main configurations of government are: Parliamentary Presidential Semipresidential

4. MONARCHY monos (=only one) archè (=government) elective in rotation
derives from
the succession can be
monos
(=only one)
archè
(=government)
elective
in rotation
inherited

5. MONARCHY absolute parliamentary constitutional
the principle of separation
of powers comes true
the principle of separation
of powers doesn’t exist
the principle of separation
of powers begins to assert itself

6. MONARCHY:THE HISTORY Antiquity Nowadays deification of the monarch
the emperor has the power
Nowadays
the queen has the power in the UK

7. Parliamentary monarchy
Parliamentary monarchy is a form of government imagines a division of the State powers between monarch and parliament.

8. United Kingdom Executive power government
Queen Elizabeth II elects the Prime Minister
Judicial power Supreme Court of the United Kingdom

9. Cancellor of the Exchequer
House of Lords

10. THE PARLIAMENT: THE HISTORY
The English parliament has its roots from the Anglo-Saxon Witenagemot.
In 1707, the Parliament of the Great Britain was born.
In 1808, the parliament of the Great Britain and the parliament of Ireland joined and created the Parliament of the UK.

11. PARLIAMENT OF THE UNITED KINGDOM
House of Commons
House of Lords
Members of Parliament
Speaker
Spiritual Lords
Temporal Lords

12. HOUSE OF LORDS - 846 members Spiritual Lords Temporal Lords
No elective room
Five- year term of office

13. HOUSE OF COMMONS 650 members elected (Members of Parliament).
- The speaker is John Bercow.
Every member represents
a different costituency.
- Five- year term of office.

14. LOCATION
Both rooms work in different chambers in the Palace of Westminster in London.

15. REQUIREMENTS FOR PARLIAMENTARY APPOINTMENT
To have more than eighteen years;
To have citizenship of UK, or that of an overseas territory of the Republic of Ireland or a Commonwealth country.
Parliamentarians must have been born in the United Kingdom.
Members of the House of Lords can’t vote in parliamentary elections. However, they can attend the debates of the House.
A person can not be a member of the public if he has been affected by some limitations to the ability to act imposed by bankruptcy laws.
The people who has been convicted of high treason, until they have served their sentence or have not received the Royal pardon can’t sit in parliament.
It is ineligible to anyone serving a prison sentence of not less than one year.

16. ORGANISATION CLERK SERJEANT-AT-ARMS LIBRARIAN 3 DEPUTY SPEAKERS

17. PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE
The house usually works from Monday to Thursday;
People can assist the session;
During the speech Parliamentarians can talk only if the president accepts;
The president holds the session.

18. ELECTORAL SYSTEM
The electoral system of United Kingdom is mostly an only shift. For effect of this mechanism, the political system is motivated to concentrate on two polos, keeper and labourist. Other factions, as liberals and social democratics, even if they gather in occasion of elections, can’t go contrast the power of the two big factions, so the system tends to stay permanently bipartisan.

19. PRIME MINISTER’S POWERS
President of the government;
President of the Cabinet;
She coordinates and he supervises the sectors;
She chooses the ministers;
She can dismiss the ministers;
She is the first responsiable for the nation in the foreign policies;
She practices the patronage;
She is the political chief of the Civil Service;
She can suggest the date of new elections.

20. THERESA MAY
Theresa May is the Prime minister of the United Kingdom;

21. THE ROYAL FAMILY

22. QUEEN’S POWERS
Queen Elizabeth holds the legislative power, the executive power and the judiciary power.

23. VIDEOS
 State opening of Parliament 2016

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