Law
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- Created on: 24-01-14 22:29
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Clues
- a body made up of senior current and former politicians, senior judges and member of the Royal Family. (5, 7)
- a court order which says that the delegated legislation is ‘beyond the powers’ set out in the parent Act. (5, 5)
- a law made by a person or body to which Parliament has delegated (or given) lawmaking power. (9, 11)
- an original Act passed by Parliament that enables another person or body to make law. (8, 3)
- laws made by Government ministers within the area of their responsibility. They are enforceable in the courts. (9, 11)
- laws made by local authorities and public bodies. They are enforceable in the courts and apply to a local authority area or to the public body only. (6)
- laws made by the Queen and Privy Council which are enforceable in the courts. (6, 2, 7)
- the piece of delegated legislation has not been made using the procedures specified in the parent Act. (10, 5, 5)
- the procedure by which the High Court can ensure that the decision of a public body has been lawfully. (8, 6)
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