Decoding the

UK
Constitution:
Uncovering its
Salient Features
Introduction
The is a unique
blend of statutes, conventions, and
royal prerogatives. Its
shape the governance of
the United Kingdom and hold
significant historical and legal
significance.
Unwritten Constitution
The UK Constitution is ,
meaning that it is not codified in a
single document. It is based on legal
precedents, statutes, and conventions,
providing flexibility and adaptability.
Parliamentary Sovereignty

The principle of
asserts that Parliament has
the ultimate legal authority, and no
other body can override or
set aside its
legislation.
Rule of Law
The UK Constitution upholds the
, ensuring that all
individuals and institutions are
subject to and accountable under
the law. This principle safeguards
fundamental rights and liberties.
Devolution
The UK Constitution allows for
, granting varying degrees
of legislative power to the Scottish
Parliament, the Welsh
Parliament, and the Northern Ireland
Assembly.
 Conclusion
The embodies a unique blend of
, , and , shaping
the governance and legal framework of the United
Kingdom.