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Draft negative SUM

1 January 1948 -

Instruments subject to the draft negative procedure are laid in draft and do not require approval in Parliament before being signed in law. Instruments concerning taxation are not laid in the Lords. Either House may pass a motion within the objection period which prevents the instrument being signed into law. The instrument cannot be signed into law by a Minister until the end of the objection period.

Follows the calculation style Bicameral instruments (clock stops if both Houses rise).

There are 42 steps.

  1. AJ SUM
  2. AX SUM
  3. DNCM AA SUM
  4. DNCM AB SUM
  5. DNCM AC SUM
  6. DNCM AD SUM
  7. DNCM AE SUM
  8. DNCM AF SUM
  9. DNCM AG SUM
  10. DNCM AH SUM
  11. DNCM AI SUM
  12. DNCMC AA SUM
  13. DNCMC AB SUM
  14. DNCMC AC SUM
  15. DNCMC AD SUM
  16. DNCMC AE SUM
  17. DNLM AA SUM
  18. DNLM AB SUM
  19. DNLM AC SUM
  20. DNLM AD SUM
  21. DNLM AE SUM
  22. DNLM AF SUM
  23. DNLM AG SUM
  24. DNLM AH SUM
  25. DNLM AI SUM
  26. DNLM AN SUM
  27. DNLM AO SUM
  28. DNLM AP SUM
  29. DNLM AQ SUM
  30. DNLM AR SUM
  31. DRDLC AA SUM
  32. DRDLC AB SUM
  33. DRDLC AC SUM
  34. DRDLC AD SUM
  35. DRDLC AE SUM
  36. EVEL CERT AA SUM
  37. EVEL CERT AB SUM
  38. EVEL CERT AC SUM
  39. JCSI AA SUM
  40. SCSI AA SUM
  41. SLSC AA SUM
  42. SLSC AB SUM

Procedure identifier

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