The phrase "a statutory framework of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing laws, regulations, or legal structures that govern a particular area or subject.
Example: "The government established a statutory framework of regulations to ensure compliance with environmental standards."
Alternatives: "a legal structure of" or "a regulatory framework of".
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As described above, children and young people's views on care in schools tended to focus on threats to their social well-being as much as physical health; 12 15 17 26–30 whereas nurses flagged hypoglycaemia and the absence of a statutory framework on teachers' responsibilities.
The law governing local authorities provides a statutory framework for handling dismissals of chief executives.
The Care Act (2014) will for the first time introduce a statutory framework for the delivery of social care in prisons.
While the need for a statutory framework to address the provision of ART in Ireland was acknowledged by the Commission on Assisted Human Reproduction CAHRR) in 2005 [ 2] as well as the Irish judiciary in 2009 [ 3], the Parliament of the Republic of Ireland (the Oireachtas) has yet to enact any relevant statutes.
Congress had created a statutory framework to help structure the exercise of executive branch spending discretion.
The Law Commission, which helps Parliament tidy up legislation, is currently looking into a statutory framework for prenuptial agreements.The new insurance is hedged with conditions.
On Thursday, Lynch said that the department would attempt to navigate around the lack of a statutory framework by partnering more closely with a range of law enforcement bodies around the country and hinted the department could fine states who do not comply.
Such institutions may actually operate under a statutory framework which can result in a mixed issue of both general and domestic law arising.
Legislation, such as the CCA 2004, also sets the planning and provision of this and other psychosocial support within a statutory framework.
