ministers matter?’ ‘Do by Martin Smith in Politics Review, Vol. 20, 2010-11, No. 3, Feb. 9 A UK pressure groups 3.1.2.4: Short answer question: Chapter 5 in AS UK explain and analyse three Government and methods used by pressure ways in which pressure Politics by Philip groups. groups seeks to influence Lynch and Paul government policy’. (9 Fairclough (2013, 4th marks) ed.) groups: a ‘Pressure new age of protest?’ by Paul Fairclough in Politics Review Vol. 21, 2011-12, No. 1, Sept. 9 B UK Minister/cabinet Students should produce a Chapter 6 in UK 3.1.1.3: table showing definitions of Government and CR and IMR, an Politics for AS/A the difference between explanation of why both are Level individual and collective important to the UK system ministerial responsibility. of government, with examples of both being applied and ignored. cabinet: is there ‘The still collective cabinet responsibility’ by Mark Bennister in Politics Review, Vol.
‘Do ministers matter?’ by Martin Smith in Politics Review, Vol. 20, 2010-11, No. 3, Feb. 9 A UK pressure groups 3.1.2.4: methods used by pressure groups. Short answer question: explain and analyse three ways in which pressure groups seeks to influence government policy’. (9 marks) Chapter 5 in AS UK Government and Politics by Philip Lynch and Paul Fairclough (2013, 4th ed.) ‘Pressure groups: a new age of protest?’ by Paul Fairclough in Politics Review Vol. 21, 2011-12, No. 1, Sept. 9 B UK Minister/cabinet 3.1.1.3: the difference between individual and collective ministerial responsibility. Students should produce a table showing definitions of CR and IMR, an explanation of why both are important to the UK system of government, with examples of both being applied and ignored. Chapter 6 in UK Government and Politics for AS/A Level ‘The cabinet: is there still collective cabinet responsibility’ by Mark Bennister in Politics Review, Vol.