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Word bank: corporate offence / Parliament / commencement / House of Commons / provision / conventions / Bill / Royal Coat of Arms / schedules / tax evasion / long title
Measures should be put in place to prevent the company being held liable for committing a BLANK 1 of 11.
The BLANK 2 of 11, the lower house of Parliament, must debate new laws.
The BLANK 3 of 11 provisions explain when the Act starts working.
A section, rule, clause or legal statement contained in an Act or other legal document is a BLANK 4 of 11.
Customs and BLANK 5 of 11 allow for rules to develop and for law to evolve outside of Parliament.
The company had committed BLANK 6 of 11 by under-reporting its income.
The short title allows us to quickly understand the law, but we can understand more details about the Act from the BLANK 7 of 11.
The BLANK 8 of 11 is a grand symbol associated with the monarch.
The Data Protection BLANK 9 of 11 was introduced to the House of Commons for debate.
Further information can be found in the Act’s BLANK 10 of 11 which are at the end of the law.
A Bill must pass through both houses of BLANK 11 of 11 before it can become an Act.
Measures should be put in place to prevent the company being held liable for committing a Fill in the blank 1 of 11 .
The Fill in the blank 2 of 11 , the lower house of Parliament, must debate new laws.
The Fill in the blank 3 of 11 provisions explain when the Act starts working.
A section, rule, clause or legal statement contained in an Act or other legal document is a Fill in the blank 4 of 11 .
Customs and Fill in the blank 5 of 11 allow for rules to develop and for law to evolve outside of Parliament.
The company had committed Fill in the blank 6 of 11 by under-reporting its income.
The short title allows us to quickly understand the law, but we can understand more details about the Act from the Fill in the blank 7 of 11 .
The Fill in the blank 8 of 11 is a grand symbol associated with the monarch.
The Data Protection Fill in the blank 9 of 11 was introduced to the House of Commons for debate.
Further information can be found in the Act’s Fill in the blank 10 of 11 which are at the end of the law.
A Bill must pass through both houses of Fill in the blank 11 of 11 before it can become an Act.