Sunset Clauses and Post-Legislative Scrutiny¶
Westminster Foundation for Democracy. (2022). Sunset Clauses and Post-Legislative Scrutiny.
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- A structurally identical applied instance is institutional governance, where an emergency authority is granted with an automatic sunset clause or budget cap bound to the same authorisation — the rapid action and its brake issued by one event.
This sourceDocuments sunset clauses as a standard legislative device binding emergency or extraordinary powers to an automatic expiry/review at the moment of grant, preventing indefinite continuation — a brake co-issued with the authorization.
- A structurally identical applied instance is institutional governance, where an emergency authority is granted with an automatic sunset clause or budget cap bound to the same authorisation — the rapid action and its brake issued by one event.
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