Pressure on the executive government to introduce a new law or change an existing law may come from a range of possible sources.Those sources are generally recognised to include:
i.the British government.
ii.the Queen of England.
iii.the media and lobby groups.
iv.the courts and public servants.

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Pressure on the executive government to introduce new laws or change existing ones can come from various sources, including the media and lobby groups, as well as the courts and public servants. The British government itself is part of the executive, so it wouldn't pressure itself in the same manner. The Queen of England, while a constitutional figure, does not typically apply pressure for legislative changes in the modern political context.

Pressure on the Executive Government to Introduce a New Law