| ASALWAYS | Say a law's corrupt, typically (2,6) |
| WEALTH | So, this is what makes the law corrupt? That's rich! (6) |
| SUNSETPROVISION | Clause that states a law's expiration date |
| FINALE | Penalty covered a law's first and last act (6) |
| MILIEU | Environment of place beyond Malawi when a law's ignored (6) |
| TOAFLAME | Look at a film with a theme that's controversial - as, say, a 23 11? (4,1,4,2,1,5) |
| BACONAND | 21 7's creation concerned with magic, a nonsense to eat say (a degree over the top) (5,3,3,3,5) |
| POLITICS | One pilot transferred to Civil Service where, they say, a week's a long time (8) |
| APIARIST | The workers" worker, say, a man on the rise in a mine (8) |
| YAKITORI | Some say a kit originally has pieces stuck on a grill |
| PORRIDGE | I drop bananas with a bit of Ragi, picking up say, a breakfast dish (8) |
| PARTICLE | It's a piano thing - let's say a 'piece' (8) |
| INCIDENT | In the Channel Islands, say, a little dip might be recorded as a mishap (8) |
| ARMAGNAC | Fashion anagram to see say, a French spirit (8) |
| VIBURNUM | Shrub with 6 and "I say, a moving grove" (8) |
| LEVERAGE | Power of say, a party on rise (8) |
| OPTICIAN | Work with artist, say, a producer of spectacles |
| POPINJAY | Call Head of Justice, say, a vain sort |
| PLACENTA | Odd bits to chew in vegetable, say, a baby food |
| NOWADAYS | At this juncture, say, a Down may be anagrammed |
