What legislation is available as revised?
A. Most types of primary legislation (e.g Acts, Measures, N.I. Orders in Council) are held in ‘revised’ form: • Public General Acts of the United Kingdom Parliament (1801 to date) • Acts of the Parliament of Great Britain (1707 – 1800) • Acts of the English Parliament (1267 – 1706) • Acts of the Scottish Parliament (1424 – 1707) • Acts of the Scottish Parliament (1999 to date) • Measures of the National Assembly for Wales (2008 to date) • Acts of the Irish Parliament (1495 – 1800) • Acts of the Parliament of Northern Ireland (1921 – 1972) • Measures of the Northern Ireland Assembly (1974) • Orders in Council made under the Northern Ireland Acts (1972 to date) (effectively the primary legislation for Northern Ireland under direct rule, though in the form of Statutory Instruments) • Acts of the Northern Ireland Assembly (2000 – 2002 and 2007 to date) • Church of England Measures (1920 to date) By ‘revised’ we mean that amendments made by subsequent legislation are incorporated into the t
