Bye-laws

The process involved in making a bye-law, from consultation with local residents to receiving confirmation from the Secretary of State of the relevant government department. The note discusses how a valid bye-law must be reasonable, certain and positive in its terms, consistent with existing legislation and intra vires. It also outlines the different types of bye-laws, including for the good rule and government and the regulation of public walks, pleasure grounds and conduct on public transport.

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