An introduction to the UK Parliament Crossword

someone who is standing or acting for another especially through delegated authority
at the moment, Queen Elizabeth II is the ... of the UK.
to change or modify (a law)
to set forth for acceptance or rejection (of a law)
the leader of the party that has the most MPs elected after a general election becomes the ...... Minister
an electoral district
parties not in power are called the ...
to moderate
person who keeps the House of Commons in order by moderating
genetically transmitted or transmittable from parent to offspring
the monarch doesn't have real power or influence. His/her role is mainly ...
the government has been elected to run the country and Parliament holds the country to ...... for us, the public.
to look in detail
to dispute especially as being unjust, invalid, or outmoded
at the end of an inquiry, the committee writes a ...
a proposal for a new law, or to change an existing law
A proposal, called a ... paper, is published, which presents the government’s ideas for future policy.
Once findings are gathered, a ...... paper is published, which outlines a firmer plan for government policy.
to become a law, a bill needs royal ...
when the power is in the hands of the people, we speak of a ...
to go on, engage in, or conduct a ... in order to win elections
when there's no clear winner after elections, we speak of a ... parliamant
a minority government or a ... government
to conduct activities aimed at influencing public officials