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order in council

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order in council

In Britain, a regulation traditionally issued by the sovereign on the advice of the Privy Council. In modern practice, an order is issued only on the advice of ministers, and the minister in charge of the department concerned with the order's subject matter is responsible to Parliament for its contents. Most orders in council today are issued to implement legislation passed by Parliament.



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The Britain said it had, on Auld's recommendation, drawn up an order suspending parts of the islands', removing Cabinet and the House of Assembly from office and hand their powers to the Governor; Misick claimed that the Order in Council "takes away from the people the right to self-determination, guaranteed by international law.
The Assembly Government thought a smacking ban could be brought in through an Order in Council on vulnerable children.
Mr Jones will say: 'Peter Hain has been giving mixed messages about how he would react to requests for an Order in Council (a law proposal from the Assembly).
 
 
 
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