how does a bill become a law?

Answer 1

First it's drafted. Then it has to pass through the House of Representatives and the Senate by a 2/3 majority vote and then it finally has to be signed in to law by the president who has the executive privilege of denying the bill with a "veto." At that point the bill can recirculate again, and there's more ins and outs but that's basically the gist of it.

Answer 2

1) the bill is presented to the house of commons by the minister responsible.
2) druing second reading the M.P's debate the principles of the bill.
3) a parliamentary committee examines the bill clause and may recommend amendments.
4) the house of commons gives the bill it thried reading, debates it in its final from and a vote is taken ont he bill as a whole.
5) the passed bill go from house of commons to senate
6) senate examines, debats and sometime amends the bill
7) bill passes the senate
8) the governor General gives the royal assent, the bill becomes an act of parliament and is now law.

that is how a bill becomes a law

Answer 3

In my homeland of Israel, When a bill is published, it is debated in Israel's one-house congress, called the Knéset, in three readings.
Bills submitted by Knéset mebers which are not Ministers (Israel's Ministers = US Secretaries) have to pass through a zeroth reading and be approved by the Knéset.

Bills that passed the zeroth reading are passed to one of the Knéset comittes and experts improve the bill.

However All bills pass through a first reading, which applies to the whole bill.

Bills that passed the first reading are passed to another committee, and may be merged with other bills or broken to new multiple bills.

The second reading is about specific articles of the bill.
the third reading is about the whole bill again, and usually happens exactly after the second reading.

After the third reading, the President (Position with no power, like the UK's queen), Prime Minister (Head of government and real holder of executive power), Speaker of the Knéset and the appropriate Minister sign the bill (though the president has no veto) and the bill is published in the Rešumót and becomes law in midnight.

Answer 4

Bil Clingon

Answer 5

ooo someone needs to see the old cartoon about bill hahahahahah

Answer 6

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mEJL2Uuv-oQ

Check this link out..
It's how we all learned how a bill becomes a law.

Answer 7

bill is to be passed by parliament(or legislative body) and appproved by governor or president

Answer 8

1. introduction of bill
2.sent to commitee
3.debate on house floor
4. vote on (if approved, send to other house)
(process repeates in next house)
5.introduction of bill
6.sent to commitee
7.debate on house floor
8. vote on this house floor
If approved, send to president or governor
he can sign or veto it

Answer 9

goes through both houses of congress and the prez signs it.

Answer 10

who is bill.i dont care.