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2. Who makes Orders in Council?

  • Government in times of emergency, approved by the Privy Council and signed by the Queen
  • local authorities, public and nationalised bodies
  • Goverment Departments

3. What are the 4 controls laid down by Parliament for Delegated Legislation?

  • Negative resolution, Joint Committee on Statutory Instruments, Procedural ultra vires, Substantive ultra vires
  • Consultation, Affirmative resolution process, Negative resolution, Joint Committee on Statutory Instruments
  • Consultation, Affirmative resolution process, Judicial Review, Minister checks

4. Define Procedural ultra vires.

  • The procedure set out in the enabling act for making the statutory instrument has not been followed.
  •  The content in the statutory instrument goes beyond what Parliament gave power to include.
  • When a case is declared Void.

5. One of the main advantages of delegated legislation is the fact that it is a very quick process.

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  • True
  • False

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