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Mind Map by anoonan0163, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by anoonan0163
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Delegated Legislation
- Definition - A law made by
a person or body to which
Parliament has delegated
law-making power.
- The Parent (or enabling) Act - Primary
Legislation
- Parliament passes
framework and passes
detail to somebody
else.
- Geography
- Local authorities can be
passed on the geographical
detail specific for that area.
- Local authorities can be
passed on the geographical
detail specific for that area.
- Technical
- This may be issues
such as health. So, for
example, the
departure of health
fills out the detail of
the legislation as they
are expertise in that
field.
- This may be issues
such as health. So, for
example, the
departure of health
fills out the detail of
the legislation as they
are expertise in that
field.
- Parliament doesn't have enough time
and the knowledge to discuss the detail
of the legislation therefore they pass it
on.
- By-laws are made by local authorities
and public corporations or companies.
They must be confirmed by the relevant
government minister, and are
enforceable in the courts.
- Statutory instruments are laws
made by a government minister
under the authority of a
parent/enabling act.
- Emergency
- This is where a new law
must be passed quickly so
it goes through the
Houses of Parliament as
they are expertise in
law-making.
- This is where a new law
must be passed quickly so
it goes through the
Houses of Parliament as
they are expertise in
law-making.
- Orders in Council
- Laws made by the
Queen and Privy
Council which are
enforceable in courts.
- Laws made by the
Queen and Privy
Council which are
enforceable in courts.
- Privy Council - A
body made up of
senior current and
former politicians,
senior judges and
members of the
Royal Family.
- Currently 420 members of the Privy Council.
- Currently 420 members of the Privy Council.
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