The result of this display of knowledge encourages considerably more scrutiny of the executive by the legislature, even through the course of the Blair government, which has been a government that has exercised executive powers well beyond even what Ms. Thatcher ever thought of doing, but they have made gains.
L'étalage de ce savoir encourage le législatif à superviser davantage l'exécutif, même si le gouvernement Blair a fait un usage du pouvoir exécutif que n'imaginait même pas Mme Thatcher, mais le législatif a fait des gains.