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Question: Do you think Britain needs a written constitution?
#1
Briton: Yes
 
#2
Briton: No
 
#3
American: Yes
 
#4
American: No
 
#5
Everyone else: Yes
 
#6
Everyone else: No
 
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Total Voters: 66

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« on: June 08, 2015, 11:00:19 AM »

It’s almost impossible to write a constitution, because there’s very little that you need to codify. It seems to be when you want to define something, it’s usually easier in Britain to define what something isn’t rather than what it is (The 1998 Scotland Act defined what powers the Scottish Parliament didn’t have, rather than what it did, which made that governance much easier). That way you aren’t trying to retroactively define limitations.
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