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Delegated legislation refers to laws or rules made by an authority (usually part of the executive) under powers delegated to it by the legislature. Since modern legislatures may not have the time or expertise to frame detailed rules, they delegate rule-making powers to administrative authorities, while retaining control through checks like laying procedures or judicial review. • Examples: Rules, regulations, by-laws, notifications made under Acts. • Relevant Case: A.K. Roy v. Union of India (1982) – The Supreme Court upheld the use of delegated legislation subject to parliamentary oversight. • Control Mechanisms: Judicial, legislative, procedural controls.
The layer which is used for routing data between networks in the OSI model is ?
Which of the following is a classification of operating system?
How do you duplicate a slide in PowerPoint?
Which of the following is also known as presentation software that is used to give presentation of information and pictures through slideshows?
The time required for execution of the move is :
Which layer of the OSI model deals with data segmentation and reassembly?
Personal computers use a number of chips mounted on a main circuit board. What is the common name for such boards?
________ refers to two way communication but not at the same time.
Which utility software helps to protect the computer system from viruses and prevent the computer system files from being corrupt?
______is the amount of time elapsing between a request to the computer to execute a program or input and the availability of output.
