Constitutional law in the united kingdom

The constitution of the United Kingdom is complex, and unusual in many respects.
In most countries, laws which set out the constitution are superior to any other forms of law, whereas in the UK laws about the constitution are simply part of the ordinary law of the land and can be changed just like any other law.
The United Kingdom, famously and almost uniquely, does not have a constitution that is contained in a written constitutional instrument.
It is to be found in the statutes passed by Parliament and in the common law, which developed over the centuries in the decisions of the courts.

Change to the system of governance in the United Kingdom

There have been various proposals for constitutional reform in the United Kingdom.