Question

what is the difference between a bill and a law​

Answer 1

Answer:

A bill is a proposed law presented to the legislature for deliberation and approval. Thus, all bills must start in the legislature. ... A bill enacted into law is then called an act or statute. Law is a system of rules put into effect with the help of law enforcement systems.

Answer 2

Answer:

A bill is a proposed law presented to the legislature for deliberation and approval. Thus, all bills must start in the legislature. ... A bill enacted into law is then called an act or statute. Law is a system of rules put into effect with the help of law enforcement systems.