One of the Consequences of Having a Statutory Constitution Is

One of the consequences of having a statutory constitution is that it

A) makes governing more efficient since the legislature passes laws to expand on the foundational laws set in the constitution.
B) limits executive budgetary prerogative.
C) requires a constitutional amendment to make major and even minor changes in government.
D) grants more budgetary control to the citizens.
E) protects judicial independence.