Statutory Instruments requiring Assembly consent - Fourth Assembly

Statutory Instruments requiring Assembly consent - Fourth Assembly

Statutory instruments made by UK Ministers can, in certain circumstances, require the consent of the Assembly. For example, certain statutory instruments made under the Legislative and Regulatory Reform Act 2006 and the Public Bodies Act 2011.

Following a recommendation contained in our committee report, Inquiry into powers granted to Welsh Ministers in UK laws, the Business Committee agreed on 25 September 2013 to introduce Standing Order 30A to provide a procedure for the Assembly to provide its consent in relation to UK statutory instruments made by UK Ministers and requiring such consent. The Standing Order puts in place a procedure similar to that for Legislative Consent Memorandums under Standing Order 29, but in relation to statutory instruments rather than Bills and including a requirement to lay a Statutory Instrument Consent Memorandum (SICM) and a Statutory Instrument Consent Motion.

SICMs considered in accordance with Standing Order 30A

 

Statutory Instruments requiring Assembly consent prior to the introduction of Standing Order 30A

Business type: Subordinate Legislation

First published: 08/04/2014