4 Subordinate legislation
Legislative and Regulatory Reform Act 2006 (2006 c 51) | Legislation

4  Subordinate legislation

(1)     An order under this Part may only confer or transfer a function of legislating on or to—

(a)     a Minister of the Crown;

(b)     any person on or to whom functions are conferred or have been transferred by an enactment; or

(c)     a body which, or the holder of an office which, is created by the order.

(2)     An order under this Part may not make provision for the delegation of any function of legislating.

(3)

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