The reasons for the proliferation of delegated legislation include
Question and options
The reasons for the proliferation of delegated legislation include
- pressure on parliamentary time
- lack of technical knowledge by law makers
- uncertainties of the evolving situations
- Pressure on parliamentary time, lack of technical knowledge and uncertainties of evolving situations
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D - Pressure on parliamentary time, lack of technical knowledge and uncertainties of evolving situations
Delegated legislation grows because Parliament lacks time, legislators lack technical expertise, and situations need flexible, quick rules. All three reasons apply together.
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