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Are all statutory instruments in the UK subordinate to an Act of Parliament?

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Counting UK Statutory Instruments implemented annually enacting EU legislation?

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22 Questions

In English law, who or what body starts the process of creating a new statute?

Is it legal to carry any kind of weapon in the UK?

Was new law created when the UK Supreme Court ruled against the prorogation?

What law forces cookie dialogs on websites?

Are standards and regulations a kind of law?

If Statutory Instruments are used to enact Acts of Parliament, are their powers bounded?

What proportion of UK statutory instruments are passed using the negative resolution procedure?

What does “belief” mean in the context of The Equalities Act 2010?

EU Data Retention Directive and the Draft Investigatory Powers Bill 2015

Is the Belfast Agreement a treaty?

Linked treaty documents

Is EU treaty law supreme over domestic legislation?

What are the rules surrounding the communication of religious rites via voice amplification in England?

Is this legal use of force in the UK?

Are all statutory instruments in the UK subordinate to an Act of Parliament?

Counting UK Statutory Instruments implemented annually enacting EU legislation?

Does Parliament ratify Statutory Instruments made through the negative resolution procedure?

Case law, statutory law, the UK and the European Union

Is this a legal use of force in the U.K.?

When is the law broken?

What is the difference between contract, deed and covenant?

Can we identify the main source of new law in the UK?