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Workshop 6.2 - The Executive - Coggle Diagram

- - - - These are controversial as they have the effect of enhancing executive power.
    - - The EU Withdrawal Act 2018 gives ministers so-called Henry VIII powers to make changes to both primary and secondary legislation using SIs. These changes can get onto the statute book quicker, as they are subject to less parliamentary scrutiny.
- - - - Some delegated powers receive no parliamentary scrutiny. For example, an order to close a major road while its being developed.
    - - These can become law without a debate or vote in Parliament. They can be opposed and rejected but not amended by Parliament.
    - - The most important delegations of power are subject to affirmative resolution. They cannot come into effect until both houses have approved a draft SI in a vote.