To what extent have parliaments executives and courts developed new roles in recent years
The roles of the executive, legislature and the courts are to a certain extent governed by the constitution of a country. ... The methods of electing members to “La Camera dei Deputati” and “Senato della Repubblica” are laid out in the Italian constitution along with the roles of Deputies and the responsibilities of the Parliament. In recent years there has been much debate on the role of the Parliament and whether Italy should move towards a more presidential role. ... The situation in Ireland and the United Kingdom in relation to how our executives are chosen is somewhat unusual. ... Under the auspices of judicial review one of the key roles of the judicial is the supervision of the activities of the Government and Oireachtas. The role of judges as policymakers has also come under the microscope in recent years, especially in cases such as the “Jamie Synott” case and “T. ... In conclusion, the role of the executive, legislature and the judiciary have not developed greatly in recent years.