The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council of Law Lords is still the final court of appeal for many Commonwealth countries. It is mostly consists of UK Supreme Court justices, as well as highly-ranked judges from around the Commonwealth. In 2004, New Zealand discontinued the right to appeal to the Privy Council and established the Supreme Court as New Zealand’s highest court instead.

The partial defence of provocation reduces a murder sentence to a manslaughter sentence, if proven that the accused lost self-control due to the actions of the deceased. NZ abolished the provocation defence in 2009, but it still exists in the UK and Australia.

Haiti has long been a struggling state with high levels of corruption, poverty and violence. UN Peacekeepers supported the country between 2004 and 2017, helping to stabilise it. Democratically elected in 2016, President Jovenel Moïse was assassinated in 2021. The man Moise had appointed to succeed him, Ariel Henry, became Acting President and Prime Minister. Since then, gang violence has worsened dramatically, with gangs controlling 60% of the capital. Henry has repeatedly postponed overdue elections, and has repeatedly called for foreign military intervention to help the country fight the gangs.

The US Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, which banks must contribute to, guarantees deposits up to $250,000.

The Government announced a plan to pay people 80 per cent of their salaries (up to $130,911) for seven months after losing their job. The plan would be funded by a levy on employees and businesses.

Despite the war in Ukraine, Western European nations continue to trade with Russia.

The cost of regulation refers to the overall economic impact of government regulations on businesses, individuals, and society. It includes both the direct costs of complying with regulation, such as fees, paperwork, and equipment, as well as indirect costs, such as reduced innovation, productivity, and competitiveness. Government agencies regularly estimate the cost of regulation. A regulatory budget is a policy which limits the total cost of regulations that a government agency can impose in a given period. It requires government agencies to prioritise regulations in order to stay within their budget.

A progressive company tax involves a marginal tax rate that increases (or progresses) as company profits increase.

The 'financial fair play' rule in the Premier League requires teams to only spend as much as they make during a season. Manchester City breached this rule over 100 times between 2010-2022. During this period they won six Premier League titles and various other domestic trophies.

Sportsmanship refers to abiding by the rules of the "gentleman's game", such as upholding the spirit of the game.

You are a young and talented football player. You have received offers from two professional clubs. Club A is a mid-tier team where you will get a lot of game time and are likely to be the star of the team. Club B is a top-tier team where you will get substantially less game time but have a much greater chance of winning titles.

You are from an exorbitantly wealthy family. You are seriously dating, and considering marrying, someone who does not know about your or your family's wealth.

Entrenched laws cannot be easily amended or repealed by the usual legislative process, which requires a simple majority vote in Parliament. Amending or repealing an entrenched law is more difficult, typically requiring a supermajority vote, a referendum, or a combination of both. Creating an entrenched law requires an equivalent supermajority. New Zealand, since 1986, has entrenched the Parliamentary term, voting age and other voting methods. The Labour government initially included an entrenchment clause preventing the privatisation of water infrastructure in the Three Waters Bill.