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प्रश्न
‘All constitutions contain rigid and flexible, written and unwritten elements.’ Justify the comment with suitable examples from U.K.
औचित्य
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उत्तर
No constitution is entirely rigid or flexible, or purely written or unwritten.
- Unwritten: The UK constitution is uncodified, based on customs, conventions, statutes, and judicial decisions.
- Flexible: It is highly adaptable; Parliament can amend constitutional laws by a simple majority.
- Written Elements: Key constitutional laws are written in statutes like the Magna Carta, the Bill of Rights (1689), and the Parliament Acts.
- Rigid Aspects: Some traditions, such as the independence of the judiciary, though not legally entrenched, are firmly respected and rarely altered.
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