Delegated Legislation - Types of Delegated Legislation Flashcards

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What are the 3 types of delegated legislation?

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1) Orders in Council
2) Bylaws
3) Statutory Instruments

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Who makes Orders in Council?

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The Queen and Privy Council

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Give an example of an Order in Council.

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Misuse of drugs modification order 2003

- Changed Cannabis to a C Class Drug

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Who makes Bylaws?

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A local council or a Public Corporation

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Give an example of a Bylaw.

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Boddington V British Transport Police

- Bylaw prevented smoking on trains

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Who makes Statutory Instruments?

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Ministers and Government Departments

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Give an example of a Statutory Instrument

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Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984

allowed Minister for justice to create the Police Codes of Practice

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Give 3 advantages of Delegated Legislation

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1) Saves Parliamentary time
2) Allows for more detail as it is experts who write the legislation
3) Quick response in emergencies

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Give 3 disadvantages of Delegated Legislation.

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1) DL cannot be properly scrutinised
2) Difficult to keep track as over 3000 are made each year
3) Undemocratic as it is not made by elected representatives

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