UK Statutory Instruments
UK Government Ministers can use the powers in the EU (Withdrawal) Act 2018, as amended by the European Union (Withdrawal Agreement) Act 2020, to make Statutory Instruments (SIs) that relate to Northern Ireland, but are not subject to Assembly proceedings. SIs are scrutinised by the House of Commons and the House of Lords at Westminster. Information on the procedure for scrutiny at Westminster can be found here.
UK Statutory Instruments (devolved competence) |
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Benefits and Pensions |
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Consumer Rights |
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Energy |
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Environment |
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Farming and Animal Welfare |
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Food Standards and Labelling |
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Hazardous Substances and Product Safety |
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Health |
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Legal and Regulatory |
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Transport, Haulage and Shipping |
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Complete set of Statutory Instruments (downloads .xls) Updated June 2021 |
This information is constantly being updated as new SIs are passed, withdrawn or come into force, and is not intended to provide a comprehensive list of SIs in force at any given time.
