Subordinate Legislation

question 46

Multiple Choice

Subordinate legislation

• A) involves a statute that was introduced to change an existing statute.
• B) always prohibits certain forms of behaviour.
• C) is practically necessary because it is impossible for legislators to constantly monitor all of their statutes.
• D) is always created at the provincial level, rather than at the federal level.
• E) always consists of bylaws.

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