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ACCA · Question 26 · Essential elements of the legal system
Section A
Which of the following best describes 'delegated legislation'?
Section A
Which of the following best describes 'delegated legislation'?
Answer options:
A.
Law made by judges through the system of judicial precedent.
B.
Law made by a body other than Parliament, but with the authority of an Act of Parliament.
C.
Law made by the European Union that is directly applicable in the UK.
D.
Law made by local councils without any parliamentary oversight.
How to approach this question
Identify the source of authority for delegated legislation.
Full Answer
B.Law made by a body other than Parliament, but with the authority of an Act of Parliament.✓ Correct
Delegated legislation is law made by an individual or body (like a Government Minister or local authority) under powers given to them by an Act of Parliament (the enabling Act). Examples include Statutory Instruments and Bylaws.
Common mistakes
Confusing delegated legislation with common law or primary legislation.
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