Law-Controls on DL 0.0 / 5 ? LawDelegated legislationASOCR Created by: AshleyGravesVGCCreated on: 04-03-15 19:35 How does an Enabling Act control DL? Can derive governments from making rash decisions. Parliament can remove laws/implement new laws 1 of 19 Why is the Enabling Act ineffective? Law-Making can take a long time so it is unlikely to implement new laws, Government may choose to ignore them making it ineffective 2 of 19 How does the HoL Delegated Powers Commission control DL? This gives advice as to when too much power has been delegated by Government Ministers 3 of 19 Why is the HoL Delegated Powers Commission ineffective? Government Ministers can just simply ignore it 4 of 19 How does Consultation control DL? Can speak to experts to give Ministers an idea of what to implement or change 5 of 19 Why is the Consultation ineffective? Government Ministers may just ask new or personal preference firms, they can also ignore their opinions 6 of 19 How does Publication control DL? Interested parties will be able to read about it as it will not be kept a secret. 7 of 19 Why is Publication ineffective? There is a lack of care for many Delegated Legislations 8 of 19 What are the Parliamentary Controls on DL? Affirmative and Negative Resolution 9 of 19 What is Affirmative Resolution? Where statutory instruments cannot become a law unless specifically approved by Parliament. 10 of 19 Give an example of an Act that uses Affirmative Resolution PACE 1984 11 of 19 What is Negative Resolution? Relevant statutory instruments are a law unless rejected by Parliament within 40 days. 12 of 19 Give an example of an Act that uses Negative Resolution? Bus Lane Conversion 2010 13 of 19 Why is Question Time good? Tough questions can be asked and (if no response) then it will force Ministers to change the law 14 of 19 Why is Question Time Bad? Even without it, weaknesses of the law can still be exploited 15 of 19 What can the Scrutiny Committee look for? Tax/Charges,Retrospective Effects, Gone Beyond the Powers or is unclear in some way 16 of 19 What is the Committee made up of? Members of the HoC or the HoL 17 of 19 What is bad about the Committee? They cannot alter the instruments themselves, Parliament can ignore them 18 of 19 When can Parliament change the Acts and Why? If they are serious legislation as they have a short period of time to deal with all legislations 19 of 19
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