Which of the following is an example of parliamentary sovereignty?

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Parliamentary sovereignty refers to the principle that the legislative body (Parliament) holds supreme power and authority in making and unmaking laws. In option A, Parliament passed a law and expects it to remain in force until dissolved by a future government, demonstrating the exercise of parliamentary sovereignty.

Option B is not an example of parliamentary sovereignty as it shows Parliament's uncertainty regarding the legality of its actions.

Option C refers to the traditional requirement for the monarch's approval to enact legislation, which is not explicitly necessary in a parliamentary system.

Option D is incorrect as Parliament has the power to repeal or amend its own legislation without the need for royal approve.

Which of the Following Is an Example of Parliamentary Sovereignty