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What is a statutory provision?

polaroid13

Bascially what the title says. :smile:

Reply 1

Johnthebaptist1

polaroid13

Bascially what the title says. :smile:

Its just a phrase used to refer to parts of the law, generally.

Literally it is just that, a statutory provision - something which is in a statute (an act of parliament).

Reply 2

polaroid13

Johnthebaptist1

Its just a phrase used to refer to parts of the law, generally.

Literally it is just that, a statutory provision - something which is in a statute (an act of parliament).

So bascially anything that is in a statute e.g. the different sections?

Reply 3

Johnthebaptist1

polaroid13

So bascially anything that is in a statute e.g. the different sections?

Yes

Reply 4

DO1

You smell

Reply 5

xromanax

it doesnt give any detail

Reply 6

ifra.mohammed

Original post

by polaroid13

Bascially what the title says. :smile:

erm that did not really help. it needs to be given a proper definition.

Reply 7

George Quintanil

It did not help at all.

Reply 8

Asraaaaaaaaa

The statutory care sector provides most formal care services. Statutory health care is delivered by the National Health Service (NHS) and social care, education and early years services mainly through local authorities (councils). Health care provided via GP (family doctor) surgeries is known as primary health care.