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Life in the UK Test Practice Question · Ho & Duck: Add-on — Government & Law

Why is the UK's constitution described as 'unwritten'?

Correct answer: No single foundational document contains the rules of government; they evolved through statute, case law and convention

The British constitution is described as 'unwritten' because no single foundational document contains the rules of government; they evolved through statute, case law and convention.

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