The bill also makes a number of amendments to the Legislation Act 2019 to fine-tune the framework for secondary legislation set out by that Act. The new section 83A that I mentioned just before is one of those. The other notable change is an amendment to the definition of secondary legislation to bring the secondary legislation made under the royal prerogative more closely in line with that made under statutory empowering provisions. This bill, along with the Legislation Act 2019, will be brought into force together later this year. From that point, the definition of secondary legislation will apply to all relevant instruments, and they will clearly be disallowable by the House, subject, of course, to the few exemptions.