Delegation of Legislation Power in Iran, Cameroon and Kenya Constitutional Law (Comparative Study)

The main and most important function of the legislature branch, is legislate for the legal system. In spite of general jurisdiction for legislative branchs in most countries, in some cases, this principle has been associated with exceptions. In most legal systems, faced with the concept of delegated legislation under which approval of acts be transferred to an authority other than the legislature branch in some cases. Hereof, in the Iranian legal system accepted the two way: legislation to test and permanent approve of government organizations, companies, agencies or government-related institutions of statute. However, in two important political legal system in Africa (Cameroon and Kenya) legislative delegation have broader dimensions. In Cameroon, delegation of official external and delegated authority is the president. in comparison with the Iranian legal system, that external delegation have one instance (approve of permanent Statute), in Cameroon, The president has this right to be entered in the special field of parliament and legislate. In Kenya delegation is accepted with more breadth and delegated authority can be individuals or public institutions. in this country, delegation of legislation has been accepted with a relaxed interpretation.