Tag Archives: constitutional codification

The UK Internal Market Bill Could Open Pandora’s Box

Posted on September 15, 2020 by jasonloch

After taking a backseat to the COVID-19 pandemic over the last several months, Brexit is back in the headlines. The Government’s United Kingdom Internal Market Bill has provoked considerable outrage across the political spectrum due to the fact that its … Continue reading →

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“A New Magna Carta” Part III: The Written Constitution

Posted on August 22, 2014 by jasonloch

The House of Commons Political and Constitutional Reform Committee has launched a public consultation on whether or not the United Kingdom needs a codified constitution. In order to jumpstart the debate, it has published a report that suggests three possible routes toward codification: … Continue reading →

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“A New Magna Carta” Part 2: The Constitutional Consolidation Bill

Posted on July 29, 2014 by jasonloch

The House of Commons Political and Constitutional Reform Committee has launched a public consultation on whether or not the United Kingdom needs a codified constitution. In order to jumpstart the debate, it has published a report that suggests three possible routes … Continue reading →

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“A New Magna Carta” Part 1: The Constitutional Code

Posted on July 25, 2014 by jasonloch

The House of Commons Political and Constitutional Reform Committee has launched a public consultation on whether or not the United Kingdom needs a codified constitution. In order to jumpstart the debate, it has published a report that outlines some of the … Continue reading →

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