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It is widely known that bills take time and undergo a lot of processes before they become laws.
However, the processes are very necessary because care has to be taken in order to avoid future problems attributed to such a law.
Some bills however do not usually become laws either because majority of the law makers do not to see the usefulness of such a bill or that the executive arm of government which is mandated to give assent to bills to make them laws declines such a bill.
Processes of Bills Becoming Laws.
- The bill is drafted.
- The bill is introduced.
- The bill goes to committee.
- Subcommittee review of the bill.
- Committee mark up of the bill.
- Voting by the full chamber on the bill.
- Referral of the bill to the other chamber.
- The bill goes to the president
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