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Why can Parliament usually change a fundamental constitutional rule through an ordinary Act?
What procedure does the UK require for amending constitutional legislation, compared with constitutions that demand special amendment procedures?
Which protection do constitutional statutes have against implied repeal, and what parliamentary wording overcomes it?
When advising on constitutional change, why does political difficulty not amount to legal impossibility?
How should advice separate the legal route for constitutional change from political, institutional or rights-based constraints?
Parliament proposes a major constitutional change: how would you assess the ordinary legislative route, any protection from implied repeal, the possibility of express amendment or repeal, and the difference between legal possibility and political difficulty?
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