‘Unwritten constitutions can be just as good as written ones, and in some respects may be better, because they can be updated more easily. But they do need to be nurtured and valued.’   (R. Hazell,...

‘Unwritten constitutions can be just as good as written ones, and in some respects may be better, because they can be updated more easily. But they do need to be nurtured and valued.’

  (R. Hazell, ‘Constitutional Reform in the United Kingdom: Past, Present and Future’ in C. Morris, J. Boston and P. Butler, Reconstituting the Constitution (Heidelberg: Springer, 2011) 83, 95)

H as the constitutionally significant legislation enacted by governments in office since 1997 succeeded in ‘nurturing’ the UK’s Constitution?