citizenship law making plus direct taxes stuff

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Flashcards about law-making processes, types of taxes, and methods of action for change.

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What is a Green Paper in the context of law-making? for both houses

A consultation document containing proposed laws from the House of Commons, discussed with experts and interested groups.

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What is a White Paper in law-making? for both houses

A prepared bill presented to either the House of Commons (HOC) or the House of Lords (HOL).

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What happens during the First Reading of a bill? both houses

The bill is presented to the house and made available to its members.

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What happens during the Second Reading of a bill? house of lord

The bill is debated in the house. no vote is taken

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what happens during second reading ? house of commons

bill is debated in house mps vote on bill

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what happens at committee stage? house of lords

whole house scrutinise bill and amendments

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What occurs at the Committee Stage in the House of Commons?

A committee of 20 mps scrutinizes the bill and any vote on any amendments;

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What happens during the Report Stage of a bill? both houses

The amended bill is presented to each house; those not involved in the committee may propose changes.

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What happens during the Third Reading of a bill? house of commons

MPs vote on the fully amended bill.

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what happens at third reading at house of lords?

lords may still amend bill

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What needs to happen before a bill becomes a law?

After the Commons and Lords agree, it needs Royal Assent (approval by the monarch).

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What is the result of Royal Assent?

Turns the bill into an Act of Parliament, which is a law.

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What are direct taxes?

Taxes paid directly by a person or organization (e.g., income tax, council tax, inheritance tax).

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What are indirect taxes?

Taxes paid on goods and services (e.g., VAT, excise duties).

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What are excise duties?

Indirect taxes on specific items like alcohol and tobacco.

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What is indirect action?

Making a case known through persuasion rather than direct action.

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What is direct action?

Action taken to bring about change, such as demonstrations or strikes.