S/L/10. Administrative law - judicial review

The function of judicial review is to assess whether or not a public body is acting intra vires or ultra vires and how effectively the laws of natural justice were applied to the decision. The combining of the Human Rights Act 1988 into common law, instruct that the courts must safeguard that conventional rights are not being dishonoured by public writerities by guaranteeing that Acts of parliament have been judiciously interpreted, and that the discretion awarded by statute has been lawfully applied with fairness incorporating the Rule of law, constitutional rights and the separation of powers.