دانلود کتاب The Codes of the Constitution

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Acknowledgements\nContents\nIntroduction\nPart One: The Codification Phenomenon\n 1. Historic Origins of Codification\n I.\rPrecursors to Codification\n II.\rThe Civil Service and Codification\n III.\rQuestions of Procedure for Ministers\n IV.\rThe Precedent Book\n V. Codification and Public Money\n VI.\rConclusion\n 2. Codification Since 1979\n I. Codification in the Public Domain\n II.\rCodification from the 1990s\n III. Codification Beyond the Executive\n IV.\rThe Limits to Codification\n V.\rThe Constitutional Reform and Governance Act 2010\n VI.\rThe Cabinet Manual84\n VII.\rConclusion\n 3. Codification in Perspective\n I.\rAustralia\n II.\rCanada: Accountable Government\n III.\rThe New Zealand Cabinet Manual\n IV.\rConclusion\n 4. The Impact of Codification\n I.\rCodification and Conventions\n II.\rCodification and Change\n III.\rProcess and Ownership\nPart Two: The Content of Codes\n 5. The Office of Prime Minister\n I.\rAuthority and Appointment\n II.\rPortfolio and Functions\n III.\rConclusion\n 6. The Cabinet and Collective Government\n I.\rCabinet and the Ministerial Code\n II.\rCabinet and The Cabinet Manual\n III.\rCabinet Committees\n IV.\rThe Work of the Cabinet System\n V.\rCabinet Procedure\n VI.\rConclusion\n 7. The Executive: Ministers, Departments and the Civil Service\n I.\rMinisters and Departments\n II.\rThe Civil Service\n III.\rConclusion\n 8. Parliament and Executive Accountability\n I.\rInternal Arrangements\n II. Executive-Parliament Relations\n III. Parliamentary Committees and Government Accountability\n IV.\rParliament and Public Money\n V.\rConclusion\n 9. General Elections and the Formation of Governments\n I.\rElections and Government Business\n II.\rPrime Ministers and Government Formation\n III.\rConfidence\n IV.\rParliaments with No Overall Majority in \rthe House of Commons\n V.\rThe Monarchy and Elections\n VI. Conclusion\n 10. Devolved and Local Government\n I. The Cabinet Manual and Territorial Governance\n II.\rDevolution and the Memorandum of Understanding\n III.\rConclusion\n 11. Codification and the Rule of Law\n I.\rThe Judicial Perspective\n II.\rThe Rule of Law and the Executive\n III.\rThe Parliamentary Perspective\n IV.\rConclusion\nConclusion\n I.\rClassifying Codification\n II.\rThe Historic Emergence of Codification\n III.\rThe Development of Codification\n IV.\rPossible Outcomes of Codification\nAppendix\nIndex