Parliamentary practices in France and the United Kingdom, or a modest attempt to define an as yet unidentified legal object

Parliaments are very specific institutions which are still less studied than other bodies. They are governed by particular rules and especially by some practices which most jurists would not consider a legal object. The main purpose of this presentation is to offer a legal qualification of these rules, and more generally to raise awareness about it from a comparative perspective.

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