Reforming the UK Constitution: A Critical Debate

This chapter explores the ongoing debate surrounding significant constitutional reforms in the UK since 1997, focusing on major changes such as the House of Lords Act 1999 and the Constitutional Reform Act 2005. It examines the implications of these reforms for democracy, representation, and the balance of power within the parliamentary system, particularly between the House of Lords and the Supreme Court. The discussion highlights both progress and challenges in modernizing political institutions, critiquing the effectiveness and depth of these reforms in achieving meaningful change.