How laws are made

Citizenship Lesson resource on how laws are made in the UK. The lesson looks at the process through parliament in order for a law to be created and how the general public can have their voices heard in relation to laws.

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Lesson includes-
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Discussion and feedback tasks
Starter and plenary task
Video clip
Optional Careers Link Slide

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