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How do you go about drafting an Act of Parliament? In this classic text, Lord Thing, the great Victorian Parliamentary Counsel, sets out the basic rules of the art and craft of creating legislation. Operating in a field where there are no concrete rules, Thring saw the need to formulate general rules of guidance for those inexperienced in the art of legislative drafting and published his work following his appointment as First Parliamentary Counsel. Much of what he says remains relevant now and so, this new edition presents it to a modern readership.

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Thring's Practical Legislation has been popular with legislative drafters for a long time. RONAN CORMACAIN, Taylor & Francis

Anyone interested in legislative drafting will welcome the re-appearance of this influential work [ which] has attracted an aura which transcends the sum of its parts. SIR GEOFFREY BOWMAN KCB, QC, Former First Parliamentary Counsel from the foreword

Foreword 9(4)
Sir Geoffrey Bowman
Editor's Preface to Third Edition 13(2)
Introduction to Second Edition 15(16)
Preface to the First Edition 31(7)
Chapter One Introductory Observations
1 Mode in which a draftsman should prepare to draw Acts
38(4)
2 Explanation of certain terms used in work
42(3)
Chapter Two Arrangement of Subject-Matter of an Act
3 Difficulty of arrangement
45(1)
4 Selection and statement of principles
45(2)
5 Illustrations of selection and statement of principles in simple Acts
47(2)
6 Illustrations of selection and statement of principles in complex Acts
49(2)
7 Observations as to mode of framing principal and subordinate enactments
51(2)
8 General rules of arrangement of Act, Rule 1
53(2)
9 General rules of arrangement of Act, Rule 2
55(1)
10 General rules of arrangement of Act, Rule 3
56(1)
11 General rules of arrangement of Act, Rule 4
57(1)
12 General rules of arrangement of Act, Rule
58(1)
13 Summary of general rules of arrangement and observations
59(3)
14 Observations on referential provisions where reference made to another part of the same Act
62(4)
15 Observations on referential provisions when reference made to other Acts
66(3)
16 Observations on referential words
69(1)
17 Observations on division of Acts into Parts and headings
70(2)
18 Observations on marginal notes
72(1)
Chapter 3 Composition of Sentences
19 Clarity: object of parliamentary drafting
73(1)
20 Enactment in its simplest form consists of legal subject and legal predicate
73(2)
21 Mode of grouping legal subjects
75(1)
22 Mode of grouping legal predicates
76(1)
23 Mode of grouping independent enactments of a simple character
76(3)
24 Mode of stating case
79(5)
25 Mode of stating conditions
84(2)
26 Mode of stating exceptions
86(3)
27 Use of provisoes
89(1)
28 Summary of Rules
90(1)
29 Selection of words and other matters
90(2)
30 Recommendation of use of generic terms
92(4)
31 Enumeration of particulars
96(3)
Chapter 4 General Observations
32 Preamble
99(1)
33 Short title of Act
100(1)
34 Extent of Act
100(1)
35 Commencement of Act
101(1)
36 Interpretation of terms
102(1)
37 As to place in Act of definitions and certain other preliminary matters
103(1)
38 Adjustment of existing and new law
103(2)
39 Exemptions and savings
105(1)
40 Schedules
106(1)
41 Alterations during passage of Act
107
LORD THRING (1818-1907) was educated at Shrewsbury School and Magdalene College, Cambridge. After being called to the Bar he developed an interest in legislative drafting and in 1869 became the first head of the Office of the Parliamentary Counsel in London. He served as First Parliamentary Counsel from then until his retirement in 1886 and died in 1907.

MADELEINE MACKENZIE was born in Inverness and educated at Inverness High School and the Law School of the University of Aberdeen. Parliamentary Counsel since 1990, first in London and now in Edinburgh, she is a contributor to the 10th edition of Craies on Legislation (2013).

DAVID PURDIE was educated at Ayr Academy and Glasgow University. He is an Hon. Fellow of Edinburgh Universitys Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities, where his central interests are in the literary and philosophical components of the Scottish Enlightenment.
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