The Mechanics of Law Making
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It facilitates administration be- cause every administrative* change is in the nature of an 148 THE MECHANICS OF LAW MAKING experiment. The precise mode in which the change will work out, the exact means by which its object can best be effected, cannot be determined with certainty beforehand, and consequently the machinery must be made elastic. This elasticity can best be given by allowing the details to be worked out on the general lines laid down by the supreme legislature, either by statutor...y rules or by official practice, subject to the check of public opinion and questions in Parliament.
As I have said, public opinion is, in a country like modern England, a very powerful safeguard against any serious abuse of statutory powers.
Under our parliamentary system any exercise of executive action by the government (and the making of rules and orders is such an exercise) may be made the subject of questions in Parliament (the notice paper of the House of Commons swarms with questions of this kind) or may be discussed and debated on the vote for what you would call the appropriations required for the expenditure of the de- partment concerned.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It facilitates administration be- cause every administrative* change is in the nature of an 148 THE MECHANICS OF LAW MAKING experiment. The precise mode in which the change will work out, the exact means by which its object can best be effected, cannot be determined with certainty beforehand, and consequently the machinery must be made elastic. This elasticity can best be given by allowing the details to be worked out on the general lines laid down by the supreme legislature, either by statutor...y rules or by official practice, subject to the check of public opinion and questions in Parliament.
As I have said, public opinion is, in a country like modern England, a very powerful safeguard against any serious abuse of statutory powers.
Under our parliamentary system any exercise of executive action by the government (and the making of rules and orders is such an exercise) may be made the subject of questions in Parliament (the notice paper of the House of Commons swarms with questions of this kind) or may be discussed and debated on the vote for what you would call the appropriations required for the expenditure of the de- partment concerned.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ilbert, Courtenay, 1841-1924 to read onlineMoreLess
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