4.2 Nature and Constitutionality of Conditional Delegation and Sub-Delegation

1. The conditional delegation's constitutionality: the delegation-with-standards valid (the policy's parliamentary retention + the details' executive filling); the essential-legislative- function bar (the abdication — the parliament's surrender unconstitutional); the Henry VIII clauses (the rules-amending-the-act's faces — the suspect devices). 2. The sub-delegation: the delegate's own delegation (the further passing-down) — the general rule's suspicion (the delegate's power personal — the sub-delegation void unless authorised); the authorised sub-delegation's discipline. 3. The Nepali frame: the constitution's law-making provisions (the federal parliament's powers; the delegated faces' authorisation); the Interpretation of Statute Act 2010 B.S.'s machinery; the practice's volume (the rules-and-regulations of every ministry).