What is legislation in law?
Legislation
Legislation is the formalisation of rules and processes by the UK Parliament. This does that by passing acts of parliament or statutes. They should be passed by the House of Commons and the House of Lords and after that specified the Royal Assent.
Parliament can legislate onto any matter and when legislation has been passed and enacted this should be obeyed. Any legislation which has been enacted by parliament can be repealed through the next Parliament must they not agree with this. The courts do not question the acts which Parliament pass but they can ask the government for guidance like to how to enforce and interpret the act.