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Statutory Instruments API

APINational · United KingdomNo auth

An API exposing details of the various types of Statutory Instruments laid before Parliament.

legislation
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  • Officialnessweight 25%40/100

    40/100 from 5 proof signals (domain / portal-backlink / GitHub-org / reciprocal / policy).

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  • Metadata completenessweight 20%90/100

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  • License clarityweight 15%50/100

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  • Agent readinessweight 15%70/100

    OpenAPI spec URL declared · Spec format known (openapi) · Homepage URL present · Topic tags assigned

Official Proof

Public Sector API

Proof Evidence

official domain (parliament.uk)

Data access

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Using the API

Configuration

Base URL
https://statutoryinstruments-api.parliament.uk
Version
v1
Format
openapi
Endpoints
16

Try the API

GET/api/v1/BusinessItem/{id}

Returns business item by ID.

GET/api/v1/LayingBody

Returns all laying bodies.

GET/api/v1/Procedure

Returns all procedures.

GET/api/v1/Procedure/{id}

Returns procedure by ID.

GET/api/v1/ProposedNegativeStatutoryInstrument

Returns a list of proposed negative statutory instruments.

Requests are proxied through our servers. Only GET endpoints are testable.

Query examples

curl -s 'https://statutoryinstruments-api.parliament.uk' -H 'Accept: application/json'

Base API endpoint — see the documentation for available routes.

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