Orders of Council
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Orders of Council are formal legal instruments made by the UK Privy Council to implement or administer government decisions, often under powers delegated by Parliament or the Crown.
Aliases (10)
- Orders in Council ×7
- British Orders in Council ×2
- British Order in Council ×1
- Civil Service Order in Council ×1
- Defence Council Instructions ×1
- Order in Council ×1
- Order in Council (United Kingdom) ×1
- Order in Council of 1923 ×1
- Order in Council of the United Kingdom ×1
- United Kingdom Orders in Council ×1
Statements (44)
| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
form of delegated legislation
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type of legal instrument → |
| appliesTo |
chartered institutions
→
professional regulators → public bodies → |
| authorisedBy |
Royal prerogative
→
specific enabling Acts → |
| basedOn |
advice of ministers
→
recommendations of regulatory bodies → |
| canBeChallengedBy |
judicial review
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| category |
instrument of executive government
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| country |
United Kingdom
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| decisionBody |
Privy Counsellors
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| differsFrom |
Orders in Council
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| form |
written order
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| governedBy |
United Kingdom administrative law
→
United Kingdom constitutional law → |
| hasLegalStatus |
secondary legislation
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| jurisdiction |
England and Wales
→
Northern Ireland → Scotland → |
| language |
English
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| legalEffect |
binding
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| legalNature |
subordinate legislation
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| madeBy |
Privy Council
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| madeUnderAuthorityOf |
Act of Parliament
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Crown → |
| mayImplement |
EU-derived obligations (historically)
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| publishedIn |
London Gazette
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Privy Council Office records → |
| recordedBy |
Privy Council Office
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| relatedTo |
Orders in Council
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| requires |
approval of the monarch in Council
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| subjectTo |
parliamentary scrutiny in some cases
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| timePeriod |
in continuous use in modern UK governance
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| typicalSubjectMatter |
chartered bodies
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disciplinary procedures → higher education regulation → professional regulation → public appointments → |
| usedFor |
administering government decisions
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exercising prerogative powers → exercising statutory powers → implementing government decisions → |