In the United Kingdom, Acts of Parliament (or primary legislation) are the statutes passed by the legislature that serve as the supreme law in the UK and the dominant source of law for the British constitution.
In the United Kingdom, Acts of Parliament, also called primary legislation, are statutes passed by the Houses of Parliament. Since these are statutes enacted by a legislature of elected representatives, Acts of Parliament are considered the supreme law in the UK and are the dominant source of law in the British constitution.