Law - Evalaution of Delegated Legislation (advantages and disadvantages)
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- Created on: 19-06-18 16:08
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- EVALUATION OF DELEGATED LEGISLATION
- ADVANTAGES
- 1. Saves Parliamentary Time
- Parliament doesnt have time to discuss each small detail
- 2. Access to Legal Expertise.
- Modern society became technical so its impossible members of parlimanet know all knowdge needed to draw up laws on complex areas.
- 1. Saves Parliamentary Time
- DISADVANTAGES
- 2) Sub-Delegation
- Means that law making authority is handed down another level - causes an arguent that most of our laws are made by civil servants - 'rubber stamped'
- 3) Large Volume and Lack of Publicity
- Large volume of DL also gives rise to critism since it makes it difficult to discover what the present law is.
- 4 ) Difficult Wording
- DL shares with Acts Of Parlimanet the same problem of obscure and complex wording that leads to a difficulty in understanding what law means.
- 2) Sub-Delegation
- ADVANTAGES
- DL can be amended easily when necessary so the laws can be kept up to date. Eg. Minium wage.
- 5) Easy to Ammend
- 4) Quick Law Making
- ADVANTAGES
- 1. Saves Parliamentary Time
- Parliament doesnt have time to discuss each small detail
- 2. Access to Legal Expertise.
- Modern society became technical so its impossible members of parlimanet know all knowdge needed to draw up laws on complex areas.
- 1. Saves Parliamentary Time
- ADVANTAGES
- 4) Quick Law Making
- 5) Easy to Ammend
- Main critisicm is that DL takes away from the democratically elected HOC and non elected people to make law.
- 1) Undemocratic
- DISADVANTAGES
- 2) Sub-Delegation
- Means that law making authority is handed down another level - causes an arguent that most of our laws are made by civil servants - 'rubber stamped'
- 3) Large Volume and Lack of Publicity
- Large volume of DL also gives rise to critism since it makes it difficult to discover what the present law is.
- 4 ) Difficult Wording
- DL shares with Acts Of Parlimanet the same problem of obscure and complex wording that leads to a difficulty in understanding what law means.
- 2) Sub-Delegation
- DISADVANTAGES
- 1) Undemocratic
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