Disadvantages of the negative resolution procedure in delegated legislation?

The negative resolution procedure in delegated legislation can hinder parliamentary scrutiny, as it allows laws to automatically become effective unless explicitly rejected within a specified timeframe, often leading to important regulations being overlooked. This can result in a lack of accountability and transparency, as lawmakers may not adequately review or debate the legislation. Additionally, the procedure may create a perception that Parliament is abdicating its responsibilities, undermining public confidence in the legislative process.