What are the disadvantages with delegated legislation

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almond37 [142]2 years ago

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What are the weaknesses of delegated legislation? -Other than local councils, subordinate bodies have not been elected. -It is difficult to know who is making these laws. -There may be more than one subordinate body making delegated legislation on the same issue.

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kherson [118]2 years ago

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There is little publicity compared with Acts of Parliament which may mean people are unaware a ruling exists. Control by Parliament isn't always effective. Few affirmative resolutions exist and MP's are too busy to look over them, and controls are often not used anyway. There is a lack of scrutiny.

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