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The Constitutional Reform and Governance Act 2010 is an Act of Parliament in the United Kingdom that substantially reformed the Royal Prerogative. It made two significant changes: it put the civil service on a statutory footing for the first time, and it made treaties subject to ratification by Parliament. It did not place defence on a statutory footing, as considered, though in the wake of the Iraq War, the deployment of armed forces abroad is now subject to a convention requiring Parliament's agreement.
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