Question

Whose accent is required for a passed bill to become law?

(a) Prime Minister

(b) Vice-President

(c) President

(d) None of these

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Answer 1

Answer:

the answer is c. president

Answer 2

The correct solution to the given question is option c: President.

• A bill is a drafted version of any proposed rule prepared by the House of Representatives.
• It includes the primary title, the clauses that will be adopted upon approval, and the effective date of the law.
• The bill, however, does not become law until the President signs it.
• The President is the major enacting body, and his or her approval can turn a legislative proposal into law.
• Any revisions or adjustments to the bill might be withheld or requested by the president.
• The enacted measure (bill) becomes legislation or law for the democratic country with the president's final assent on it.
• Therefore, the president is the proper response.