Delegated Legislation
Significance
- Flexibility: Delegated legislation allows for the implementation of detailed rules and regulations that are necessary for the effective operation of an Act of Parliament. It provides the flexibility to respond quickly to changing circumstances or emerging issues, which can be particularly important in areas such as public health or national security.
- Expertise: Delegated legislation allows for the expertise of ministers or government agencies to be utilised in making laws in specific areas. This can ensure that regulations are well-informed and based on the best available evidence.
- Efficiency: Delegated legislation can be made more quickly than primary legislation, allowing for more ....
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