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Minister recommends the instrument follow the affirmative procedure |
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Minister recommends the instrument follow the affirmative procedure |
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Minister recommends the instrument follow the affirmative procedure |
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The way legislative reform orders are scrutinised is not fixed. When ministers lay a draft legislative reform order, they propose what level of scrutiny it should face. Under the affirmative procedure, both Houses have 40 days to consider the draft order and then have to actively approve it before it’s made. |
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This will be part of the laying letter and the explanatory memorandum. It will be obvious to us which procedure has been recommended by what title it falls under Papers Laid in the Vote. |
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Explanatory memorandum of the SI on leg.gov.uk |
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Date of laying |
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