[ELS A Levels] Delegated Legislation

Is the 'parent' act the same as the 'enabling' act

• Yes

• No

Which of these is NOT a reason for the government to use delegated legislation as a source of law?

• No time for parliament to debate every detail of the law

• Parliament may not have the knowledge required

• To promote the powers of the ministry

• Efficient and fast

Which of these are delegated legislation? (choose more than one answer)

• Orders in Council

• Ordinance

• Statutory Instruments

• Bylaws

• Royal Speech

Who has the power to make an Orders In Council?

• The minister only

• The Secretary General of the Ministry

• The Queen and the Privy Council

• Local Authority

Can the Privy Council make law in emergency situation

• No

• Yes

Which of these is a statutory instrument?

• Supply and Appropriation (Anticipation and Adjustments) Act 2020

• NHS Funding Act 2020

• The Capital Gains Tax (Annual Exempt Amount) Order 2020

• University of London Act 2018

Who is the current president of the Privy Council (as of March 2020)?

• Boris Johnson

• Nick Clegg

• Mel Stride

• Jacob Rees-Mogg

Statutory instruments are made by whom?

• Local Authority

• Government Ministers

• Privy Council

• Monarch

Are statutory instruments a major method in the law making process?

• Yes

• No

Bylaws are made by:

• Local Authority

• Privy Council

• Government Ministers