Parliamentary oversight of subordinate legislation: Balancing efficiency and accountability
By: Singh, N.K
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BookPublisher: The Journal parliamentary Information Description: 71(3), Sep, 2025: p.420-435.
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The Journal parliamentary InformationSummary: Theoretically speaking laws are made by legislature, government executes and judiciary interprets them. It many sound strange though; this is not the case always in actuarial practice. The operational dynamics of parliamentary system of governance is such that laws are not made by legislature alone. These are prepared in draft form by the administrative ministers, to be discussed and approved by the legislature. – Reproduced
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Indian Institute of Public Administration | 71(3), Sep, 2025: p.420-435 | Available | AR139421 |
Theoretically speaking laws are made by legislature, government executes and judiciary interprets them. It many sound strange though; this is not the case always in actuarial practice. The operational dynamics of parliamentary system of governance is such that laws are not made by legislature alone. These are prepared in draft form by the administrative ministers, to be discussed and approved by the legislature. – Reproduced
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