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,Consolidated Fund and Consolidation Measures—and the Role of the Law Commissions,ation bills are an important method of tidying the statute book and making statute law more coherent and intelligible to the user; the main proceedings relating to such bills take place in a joint committee rather than on the floors of the two houses.

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Statistical Profile of Government Bills,r hand was conspicuous for the bills that failed (and for some that were never introduced). The session-by-session figures for this parliament therefore need to be analysed with some caution and, for what it is worth, the picture is outlined in Table 4.1. Subject to these reservations, there appear

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Government and Parliament,al assent it becomes an act of parliament binding upon all citizens. Such acts are called public general acts to distinguish them from private acts which affect only particular individuals or public bodies. The same public acts constitute the authoritative basis for an ever-expanding mass of delegat

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Statistical Profile of Government Bills, and agreed, urgent and dispensable. It is constructed so as to make the maximum use of parliamentary time throughout the session, for the House of Lords as well as for the House of Commons, and for the work of standing committees as well as for that done on the floor of the house. Only two of the f

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,Consolidated Fund and Consolidation Measures—and the Role of the Law Commissions,m of government legislation—a fact reflected in the special procedures laid down for their scrutiny. Both categories of measure are, in their different ways, important. Consolidated fund and appropriation bills are essential elements in the constitutionally hallowed process of supply whereby the Hou