Delegated legislation (also called subordinate legislation) refers to laws made by authorities other than the legislature, under powers delegated by the legislature. In a parliamentary or presidential system, the legislature (parliament or congress) passes a law that gives the executive the authority to make detailed rules, regulations, or orders to implement the law. The executive may include ministers, government departments or statutory agencies.
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