Books/Legislative Drafting/Exercise 1.1.1

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MODULE 1

Section 1 - What is drafting all about?

Exercise 1

  1. Is it feasible to address all legislation to the person-in-the street (no.1)?
  2. Can you think of any drawbacks in addressing all legislation principally to the Government (no.2) and to Members of Parliament (no.3)?
  3. In what ways might legislation that is addressed to an administrator (no.4) be written differently than if it had been addressed to a professional adviser (no.7)?
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