The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1999 - Law |
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Page 402
... legislation is legislation which Parliament has delegated to other agencies or bodies to make . Delegated legislation comes in many forms . It may be regulations or Orders in Council made by the Governor- General in Executive Council ...
... legislation is legislation which Parliament has delegated to other agencies or bodies to make . Delegated legislation comes in many forms . It may be regulations or Orders in Council made by the Governor- General in Executive Council ...
Page 418
... legislation demanded by the government . This race produces its own dilemma , because the object of legislation is to communicate a message from the legisla- tors to the public , and it is essential that the message be clear and ...
... legislation demanded by the government . This race produces its own dilemma , because the object of legislation is to communicate a message from the legisla- tors to the public , and it is essential that the message be clear and ...
Page 419
... legislation ? ⚫ what form should an official version of legislation take ? on what basis should the government charge for access to legislation ? in what form should Bills be published ? The PCO received 92 submissions on the ...
... legislation ? ⚫ what form should an official version of legislation take ? on what basis should the government charge for access to legislation ? in what form should Bills be published ? The PCO received 92 submissions on the ...
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