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Significados de secondary legislation em inglês

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Law made by someone other than the legislature but with the legislature's authority.

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Uso de secondary legislation em inglês
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The government must still draw up secondary legislation to implement the reform.
Reuters
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He told the Dáil the changes would require primary and secondary legislation.
The Irish Times
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No votes or pieces of secondary legislation have been agreed by the government.
The Guardian
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The secondary legislation is expected to be presented in the next few days.
Reuters
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This is done through a statutory instrument, which is a type of secondary legislation.
BBC
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Mexico's Congress will also need to draw up secondary legislation to implement the new rules.
Reuters
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The Northern Ireland Act 2014 allows the Westminster government to create secondary legislation, removing this privilege.
The Guardian
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The government had been expected to bring forward a form of secondary legislation called a statutory instrument to make the change.
The Guardian
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Congress is likely to approve by April so-called secondary legislation that will implement the reform and flesh out crucial commercial details.
Reuters
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The referendums (Scotland) bill does not specify the date, question or referendum period, which would all be set by secondary legislation.
The Guardian
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However, a new draft leaves it open to the Government to enshrine a "golden rule" on debt and deficits in secondary legislation.
The Irish Times
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Ministers have the power to change the date with secondary legislation but given the significance of such a move, lawmakers would demand a say.
Reuters
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Also, 93 of her lawmakers voted against the secondary legislation to delay the date of Brexit from March 29.
Reuters
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Secondary legislation would be required for the tariff arrangements but this would be put in place before January, Gove told the committee.
The Guardian
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