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Definition of Parliamentary Counsel in English: Parliamentary Counselnoun (in the UK) a group of barristers employed as civil servants to draft government bills and amendments. Example sentencesExamples - Awards are not typically drawn by Parliamentary Counsel's Office.
- As long as Parliamentary Counsel knows what the rule is, then they can proceed accordingly, your Honour.
- The bill is structured in a way that would appeal to most veterinarians, because of the logic and symmetry that lies behind the work that Parliamentary Counsel has done.
- For the Judicial and Legal Service Commission, he has veto powers over the Solicitor General, Chief Parliamentary Counsel, Registrar General, Chief State Solicitor, and even the Director of Public Prosecutions.
- If the Cabinet agrees, the proposal goes to its Future Legislation Committee, then to Parliamentary Counsel, who will draft a bill.
- The new Health and Safety Bill is at the drafting stage in consultation with the Parliamentary Counsel in the Attorney General's Office.
- For some reason Parliamentary Counsel, when section 13 was drawn, dropped ‘repeal’.
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