1. Structure and functions of UK Parliament: role of backbench MPs, composition of the executive, legislative scrutiny, influence of the House of Lords.

2. Legislative process improvement: analysis based on source material about the House of Lords′ revising chamber role, amendment proposal, and legislative expertise.

3. Devolution assessment through comparison: contrast of political power-sharing in Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland; evaluation based strictly on sources provided.

4. Evaluation of codification of the UK Constitution: arguments for legal clarity, entrenchment of rights, and limits on executive power vs. flexibility and evolutionary tradition.

5. Examination of Prime Ministerial power vs. parliamentary control: historical comparison of pre-1997 (e.g. Margaret Thatcher) and post-1997 (e.g. Tony Blair) Prime Ministers, Commons’ mechanisms of accountability.

6. Integration of Component 1 UK Politics knowledge: constitutional reform, sovereignty, accountability, democratic legitimacy, ministerial responsibility, and constitutional conventions.