The govt in the uk

Many factors contribute to the executive being able to dominate parliament so effectively. The main features being patronage, the whips, party loyalty and tradition, poor resources for those who are suppose to scrutinise government, the power of dissolution and the weaknesses of the lords.

The whip and patronage are two of the most important reasons for dominance because the executive appoints ministers and mp’s therefore those who are un-established will not want to jeopardise their chances or promotion. Being on a committee and extensively scrutinising the man/woman of whom your political future lies with is not a good way to progress. The pm plays on this and demands loyalty and for those up and coming to obey the whips. However once appointed they still do not perform their criteria effectively and

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