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Delegated legislation
Controls on delegated legislation
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Cards (6)
Control by parliament
o Checks on the
enabling act
– setting
boundaries
for the powers
Control by parliament
o
Affirmation
resolution –
statutory
instruments will
not
become law unless
approved
by parliament
Control by parliament
o
Negative
resolution –
statutory
instruments
will
become law unless
rejected
by parliament
Control by parliament
o
Scrutiny
committees – draw
attention
to points that need further
consideration
Control by the courts
o
Ultra vires
–
voiding
the legislation if it goes beyond the
powers
given by parliament
Delegated legislation can be challenged on the grounds that:
- It goes beyond the
powers
of the
Enabling Act
(R v
Home Secretary
)
- It failed to follow correct
procedure
(
Aylesbury Mushrooms
)
- It is unreasonable (Association Picture Houses)