Advantages to Delegated Legislation

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Last updated 2:13 PM on 12/10/25
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Time Saving

  • quicker to pass and amend than an Act of Parliament

    • as has to be debated and passed by both houses

  • Parl business controlled by gov so procedure can be complicated and also doesn’t sit all year

  • new laws to deal with changing situations like Covid have been introduced to deal with changing situations

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Expertise

  • better to involve and use technical expertise or local knowledge when making detailed laws for specific industries or local areas

  • law making system would lose public support if laws were passed which were unworkable due to lack of knowledge

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There are controls

  • Judicial control

  • parliamentary control

  • help to avoid abuse of power by those exercising delegated powers

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Flexible

  • DL can be amended and revoked without having to go back to parliament

  • eg annual updating to minimum wage

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Speed

  • DL allows for fast response in emergencies as parl might not be sitting at weekends or during parliamentary holidays

    • eg Food Protection Order (1986) issued 2 hours after Chernobyl disaster