Draft negative Decision

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.

There are 67 steps.

1. AA Decision
2. AB Decision
3. AI Decision
4. AK Decision
5. AT Decision
6. AU Decision
7. AW Decision
8. BC Decision
9. BF Decision
10. BG Decision
11. BX Decision
12. BY Decision
13. CA Decision
14. CF Decision
15. CG Decision
16. CH Decision
17. CT Decision
18. CU Decision
19. CV Decision
20. CW Decision
21. CX Decision
22. CY Decision
23. DNCM AA Decision
24. DNCM AD Decision
25. DNCM AF Decision
26. DNCM AG Decision
27. DNCM AJ Decision
28. DNCM AM Decision
29. DNCMC AA Decision
30. DNCMC AD Decision
31. DNCMC AG Decision
32. DNLM AA Decision
33. DNLM AD Decision
34. DNLM AH Decision
35. DNLM AJ Decision
36. DNLM AM Decision
37. DNLM AT Decision
38. DNLM AW Decision
39. DNLM AZ Decision
40. DRDLC AD Decision
41. DRDLC AG Decision
42. EVEL CERT AA Decision
43. EVEL CERT AB Decision
44. EVEL CERT AC Decision
45. EVEL CERT AD Decision
46. JCSI AA Decision
47. JCSI AC Decision
48. JCSI AD Decision
49. JCSI AE Decision
50. JCSI AF Decision
51. JCSI AG Decision
52. JCSI AH Decision
53. SCSI AA Decision
54. SCSI AC Decision
55. SCSI AD Decision
56. SCSI AE Decision
57. SCSI AF Decision
58. SCSI AG Decision
59. SCSI AH Decision
60. SLSC AA Decision
61. SLSC AD Decision
62. SLSC AE Decision
63. SLSC AF Decision
64. SLSC AG Decision
65. SLSC AH Decision
66. SLSC AI Decision
67. SLSC AJ Decision