Political Science, asked by bhujelt83, 6 months ago

explain the process of law making in the parliament long answer question

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Answered by sweetyyyy90

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Laws are made in Parliament and draft laws are called Bills. Bills pass through many stages of consultation and discussion before becoming a law, this is an important part of the democratic law-making process. Most new laws passed by Parliament are as a result of proposals made by the government

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