Statutory Instruments Act Sample Clauses
The Statutory Instruments Act clause governs the creation, publication, and legal effect of statutory instruments, which are forms of delegated legislation made by government authorities under powers granted by an Act of Parliament. In practice, this clause outlines the procedures for drafting, laying before Parliament, and bringing into force such instruments, often including requirements for public notification or parliamentary scrutiny. Its core function is to ensure that delegated legislation is made transparently and within the bounds of authority, thereby providing legal certainty and accountability in the legislative process.
Statutory Instruments Act. As of the Self-Government Implementation Date, the Statutory Instruments Act will not apply to Métis Government Laws.
Statutory Instruments Act. 11.1. The Statutory Instruments Act R.S.C., 1985, c. S-22 does not apply in respect of laws enacted by the ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Métis Nation.
Statutory Instruments Act. (CANADA) AND PROOF OF LAWS
2.24.1 The Statutory Instruments Act (Canada) shall not apply to a Beaufort-Delta Law.
2.24.2 In any proceedings, a copy of a Beaufort-Delta Law appearing to be certified as a true copy by an officer of that Beaufort-Delta Government is, without proof of that officer’s signature or official character, evidence of its enactment on the date specified in the Beaufort-Delta Law.
Statutory Instruments Act. Loi sur les textes réglementaires