Showing posts with label Parliamentary Counsel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Parliamentary Counsel. Show all posts
Tuesday, 16 October 2012
The language of statutes needs to be very precise. In the UK the Office of the Parliamentary Counsel is responsible for drafting Government Bills. A copy of the latest drafting guidance (a PDF of 84 pages) is available via the link below - and makes fascinating reading.
Labels:
Legislation,
Parliamentary Counsel
Location:
Milton Keynes, UK
Monday, 7 November 2011
Laying Down the Law
Daniel Greenberg, a Parliamentary Counsel (1991-2010), has written - and Sweet & Maxwell have published "Laying Down the Law" - a very useful detailed guide to how legislation is put together in practice. It would make a useful companion to my current series on How Law is Made in the UK, should you wish to have a much more detailed text.
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