Why is delegated legislation necessary in modem governments?

Delegated legislation may be defined as laws
and orders

made by non-legislative bodies but approved by
the

legislature.

There are different types of delegated
legislation. These

includes order-in-council, bye-laws, provisional
orders and

statutory instrument

Delegated legislation is necessary due to the
following

reasons:

It saves a great deal of parliamentary time.
It is very useful during emergency periods when quick decisions are required
It allows laws and regulations to be
easily-made and, amended to meet new situations.
It is necessary in
order to bring government nearer and power to the people.
It is necessary when the issues at stake
need expert knowledge.
It is necessary due to complicated nature
and growth of governmental activities.

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