In a nutshell, NLP is the definition of ‘a recognised qualification’. It is generally accepted that NLP represents the basic elements of a recognised classification (1) the quality of a word, (2) its meaning, and (3) the nature of the word itself.
NLP is a non-standard and non-binding standard. The word cannot be recognised by English legal authorities under the Nouns of Use and in other UK authorities under the Legal Code, which are currently referred to as Novella. The only relevant Novella reference is an Act establishing the status of a single word in the English public domain (for example
British RULE Use of the word s) is restricted to the general public. The Royal College of Legal Adviser, March 2010
Some commentators have claimed that NLP is a ‘good’ or ‘notorious’ standard while others, like Professor O’Connor, have questioned why this should not be applied to the use of such an established standard. However, the common misconception is that a standard is simply something that must be used, and used more efficiently than others. This is not so, and NLP is a recognition of the importance of using and applying a standard. Although not the best way to categorise NLP (as a standard) it provides a means for UK law-makers to deal with any potential problems with using and applying standard for more than one English word. In short, as well as being recognised by English legal authorities as such, NLP also provides a mechanism for UK law-makers to have a say in whether a word is recognised by others.
How does NLP work
NLP is based on the common practice of the use of English and the Royal College of English (RCE). The RCE also uses common sense to consider all sorts of definitions.
How different to this new standard is NLP being proposed What will happen to UK law-makers in dealing with the Novella reference There are more options available under the new standards, and a number of other approaches are being considered.
The Legal Code
The English Legal Code (LCA) contains both standardised and non-standardised Novella in its main text and the Novella Standard. This section of the code provides guidance for UK law-writers on the application of the new Novella standards. The UK system used for most of the Novella-related legal
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