Noun
statutory instrument (plural statutory instruments)
(UK, Canada, Australia, law) In some common law jurisdictions, a form of delegated legislation enacted under a power derived from an act of parliament.
Minister Mutsvangwa said the institutional framework and detailed designs as well as a Statutory Instrument to operationalise the establishment of a Masue Joint Management Committee has since been drafted. Source: Internet
According to Statutory Instrument number 19 of 2016, Lungu is now being paid K447, 599 plus K117, 648 special allowance. Source: Internet
Confusion on this matter started when Tetamashimba, the other week, ordered the postponement of mayoral elections following his issuance of a Statutory Instrument to that effect. Source: Internet
He also queried whether Statutory Instrument 64, command agriculture, Stem (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) among others, were part of ZimAsset or if the government was diverting from its core business of making ZimAsset a success. Source: Internet
“Government will soon promulgate a Statutory Instrument that will allow locals with access to foreign currency to apply for passports which they will acquire timeously,” he said. Source: Internet
Renowned Zambian UK based Professor Clive Chirwa has designed and manufactured a high roof monocoque bus according to the Provisions of Statutory Instrument (SI). Source: Internet