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Delegated Legislation - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Agricultural Horticultural and Forestry Industry Training Board v Aylesbury Mushrooms
  - - - Associated Provincial Picture Houses v Wednesday Corporation
  - - - Customs and Excise v Cure and Deesley
- - - - It can rule on devolution cases in constitutional matters
- - - - The delegated legislation will not become law unless specifically approved by Parliament
    - - The procedure provides Parliament with more power to scrutinise the proposed delegated legislation
    - - Relevant delegated legislation will be law unless rejected by Parliament within 40 days
    - - Statutory Instruments are subject to review by the Joint Committee on Statutory Instruments, it reports to the House of Common or Lords on Statutory Instrument which needs special consideration
    - - Parliament can at any time revoke a piece of delegated legislation.
    - - MPs can ask ministers questions about delegated legislation at question time, or raise them in debates.