Monarch (Head of State)
	Executive
		Prime Minister
			Cabinet
				Members chosen by the PM
					Members of House of Commons
					Members of House of Lords
	Legislative
	Parliament
		House of Commons
			Official Government
			Opposition
		House of Lords
			Lord Temporal
				Hereditary
				Life
			Lord Spiritual
				Archbishops
					York Bishop
					Canterbury Bishop
				Bishops (24)
	Laws
		Presented by one of both chambers
		Must be accepted by the other chamber or delayed
		When delayed, the original chamber must reconsider the law or make ammendments
			There is a limited period of time for which a law can be delayed
		Must get the Royal assent to become an Act of Parliament
	Judicial
		Lower Courts
			Magistrate Courts
				Lesser Crimes
					eg. vandalism, shoplifting, speeding
				Magistrates
					Isn't normally a professional lawyer but a suitable member of the public
					Unpaid, part-time job
					Three of them in court
					Decide wether the defendant is guilty or not
					Fix he punishment or sentence
				Maximum Sentences
					Six months in prison
					5,000 pounds fine
		Higher Courts
			Crown Courts
				More serious crimes
				Professional Judge
					Decides on the sentence
					Does not decide if the defendant is guilty or not
				Jury
					12 Ordinary citizens
					Decide wether defendant is guilty or not
					Chosen at random
					Age: between 18 and 70 years
					Cannot be police officers, lawyers or criminals
		Highest Courts
			House of Lords
				Law Lords (9)