Delegated Legislation
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- Created on: 31-10-18 10:04
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- Delegated Legislation
- Types of delegated legislation
- Statutory Instruments
- Over 3,000 SIs are made each year.
- Parliament wouldn't be able to cope with the Volume or Complexity
- Best left for those with expertise in specific areas
- Orders in Council
- Save Parliament time
- Quick response in emergencies
- The Civil Contingencies Act 2004 gives the Privy Council power to make law in times of emergency when Parliament is not sitting
- By-Laws
- Parliament does not have the time
- Parliament does not have the knowledge to deal with these types of matter
- Drinking ban zone under the Criminal Justice and Police Act 2001 by councils.
- Statutory Instruments
- Controls on delegated legislation
- Controls by Parliament
- Parent Act
- The Police and Criminal Justice Act 1984 gives the Ministry of Justice powers to alter police powers.
- Affirmation Resolution Order
- An Affirmation resolution is required before new or revised police Codes of Practice under the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984
- Delegated Powers Scrutiny Committee in the HL
- Has no power to amend Bills
- Joint scrutiny Committee
- The Code of Practice Order 2017 reportedly failed to comply with proper legislative practice
- Parent Act
- Controls by the courts
- Procedural Ultra Vires
- Agricultural Training Board v Aylesbury Mushrooms Ltd
- The Wednsbury Unreasonableness
- Substantive Ultra Vires
- R v Secretary of State for Health ex parte Pfizer Ltd
- Substantive Ultra Vires
- Substantive Ultra Vires
- R v Secretary of State for Health ex parte Pfizer Ltd
- Procedural Ultra Vires
- Controls by Parliament
- Types of delegated legislation
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