A bill is introduced, debated and voted on in both houses of parliament.
Committees can study it and suggest changes. It becomes law when the head of state signs it.
Why it matters
- A bill is read three times in each house.
- Committees can study it in detail.
- It becomes law after the head of state signs it.
This is a demo story: every person, party, place and figure in it is fictional.
Comments
Comments