Talk:statutory authority

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Distinguishing meanings

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The difference between the American and the British meanings of statutory authority is usually obvious by how it is used in a sentence.

  • A British organization is a statutory authority which does something.
  • An American organization has statutory authority to do something.
  • An American organization's statutory authority can be found in Example Law or Example Act.
  • An American organization's statutory authority is Example Law or Example Act.

Daask (talk) 13:34, 15 April 2020 (UTC)Reply