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Office of the Parliamentary Counsel: Orders and Transfer of Function Orders

Catalogue reference: AM 5

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AM 5

This series contains bound volumes and papers relating to legislation enacted under an Order that has, where appropriate, amendments together with weeded documentation including drafting notes, significant correspondence relating to the...

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Reference

AM 5

Title
Office of the Parliamentary Counsel: Orders and Transfer of Function Orders
Date

1854-1959

Description

This series contains bound volumes and papers relating to legislation enacted under an Order that has, where appropriate, amendments together with weeded documentation including drafting notes, significant correspondence relating to the preparation of the legislation, opinions and memoranda.

The contents of the series reflect the translation of policy into legislation and give valuable historical insight into the process at the highest level. Individual sponsoring government departments when considering further legislation often need to consult the original Office of the Parliamentary Counsel records when they have not retained or transferred their own records on legislation that they sponsored.

Held by
The National Archives, Kew
Legal status

Public Record(s)

Language

English

Creator(s)
Office of the Parliamentary Counsel to the Treasury, 1869-1969
Physical description

391 file(s)

Access conditions

Open

Immediate source of acquisition

from 2015 Cabinet Office, Office of the Parliamentary Counsel

Accruals

Series is accruing.

Record URL
https://beta.nationalarchives.gov.uk/catalogue/id/C13374017/

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Office of the Parliamentary Counsel: Orders and Transfer of Function Orders