The phrase "activist legislation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe laws or policies that are actively promoting social change or addressing specific issues, often associated with advocacy or activism.
Example: "The new activist legislation aims to protect the rights of marginalized communities and ensure equal access to resources."
Alternatives: "advocacy legislation" or "progressive legislation".
Industry has fought to keep the technical rule making within the Board of Forestry and the advocacy legislation of activist legislators and other state agencies, e.g., Department of Environmental Quality, to a minimum.
Activist legislators with environmental organisations as constituents have introduced substantial legislation to influence forest practices.
I have [surprisingly] become an activist protesting legislation that will take health care from millions of people put forth by John McCain's own party.
They didn't understand that we were building a movement to identify our activists, pass legislation, defeat legislation".
Clark leveraged his talk radio job to push the state Republican Party toward Tea Party positions and to stop the establishment Republicans from undermining Tea Party activists and legislation.
The focus on exports marks a bridge to the future from the Keystone XL fight, which helped re-energize environmental activists after legislation to take action on climate change died in the U.S. Senate in 2010.
A few weeks ago, Egypt's transitional authorities struck a blow against the labor movement and all activists, with legislation that would make it a crime, punishable by fine or imprisonment, "for anyone who organizes a protest or an activity which may result in preventing or slowing down the work of a state institution, a general authority or a public or private workplace".
Activists used legislation and appropriations processes to direct scientific inquiry and, in Massachusetts, founded the Silent Spring Institute as a scientific team with activist participation in governance.
Under the proposed legislation, activists, artists, lawyers and even health workers could face seven years in jail if convicted of "funding and sponsoring... homosexuality and related activities".
If you do this, don't forget the Met has previously released information on all the listed databases when requests have been received activists using this legislation.
