Which of the following best defines delegated legislation?
- Legislation passed by local governments.
- Laws enacted by Parliament or the Legislature.
- Laws made by an administrative authority under powers given to them by Parliament.
- A judicial decision made by an administrative tribunal.
The Correct Option is C
Solution and Explanation
Delegated legislation refers to the power of administrative agencies or authorities to make rules, regulations, or orders under the authority delegated to them by Parliament or the Legislature. This allows for flexibility and efficiency in governance, as it enables the executive to adapt to changing circumstances and implement detailed regulations.
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