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How can politicians involve citizens in direct decision making?
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I can explain what direct democracy is and explain its strengths and weaknesses.
I can give examples of ways citizens can support policy shaping in the UK.
I can explain what select committees are and the role citizens play in them in the UK.
I can create a reasoned argument whether environmental decisions should be decided by a referendum.
I can create a reasoned argument whether moral decisions should be decided by a referendum.
I can create a reasoned argument about whether political problems should be solved by a referendum.
I can explain and argue a viewpoint about whether the UK should involve citizens more directly in its democracy.
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