Delegated legislation overview
- Created by: MaeveGinnaw
- Created on: 20-03-17 14:14
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- DELEGATED LEGISLATION
- Parliament is SUPREME
- Only they can make law
- New laws from parliament are contained in ACTS OF PARLIAMENT
- Statues which delegate power to someone else, give permission for someone else to make law.
- Three types of DL
- Orders in council
- Made by the Queen and privy council
- Statutory instruments
- Made by government ministers
- Bylaws
- Made by local authorities
- Orders in council
- Three types of DL
- Why do we need DL?
- Expertise in an areas/ or local knowledges
- Flexible if the needs of society change
- Quick to bring into force
- Stops over loading the parliamentary timetable
- Updates the law
- Allows for further consultation
- Technical knowledge
- Flesh out of detail
- Parliament is SUPREME
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