Order in Council

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An Order in Council is a type of formal legal instrument made by the monarch on the advice of the Privy Council, often used to implement legislation or exercise executive authority without requiring a full Act of Parliament.

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2010 Constitution Order legalForm Order in Council
British Empire administration in the Pacific legalBasis Orders in Council
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Southern Rhodesia Constitution basedOn Order in Council of 1923
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Constitution of Guernsey derivedFrom Orders in Council
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Constitution of the Turks and Caicos Islands sourceOfAuthority Order in Council of the United Kingdom
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British imperial administration legalBasis Orders in Council
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department of the Crown canBeCreatedBy Order in Council
Titles Deprivation Act 1917 implementedBy Orders in Council
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General Service Medal (Canada) legalBasis Order in Council of the Queen in Council for Canada
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