A 'Schedule' to an Act of Parliament Is

Multiple Choice

A 'schedule' to an Act of Parliament is:

A) a term used to refer to the body of an Act that contains the substantive provisions of the Act.
B) a list of definitions usually found at the beginning of legislation.
C) a subsidiary piece of legislation, separate to the principal Act and usually containing administrative provisions concerning the application of the principal Act.
D) a supplement appended to an Act and usually containing procedural provisions such as fees and charges, forms, technical descriptions and lists.