Parliamentary scrutiny of delegated legislation permits modification or annulment while preserving prior actions taken under validly issued instruments. Parliamentary laying and review applies to rules and notifications issued under sections 16 and 42. Such instruments must be placed before both Houses of ... Summary
Parliamentary scrutiny of delegated legislation permits modification or annulment while preserving prior actions taken under validly issued instruments.
Parliamentary laying and review applies to rules and notifications issued under sections 16 and 42. Such instruments must be placed before both Houses of Parliament for an aggregate thirty days. If both Houses agree to modify an instrument or determine that it should not be made or issued, it subsequently operates only as modified or ceases to have effect. Prior actions taken under the instrument remain valid despite its modification or annulment.
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