When does a bill become law?

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After approval from the general public

Only after the President’s assent

Only after the Prime Minister’s assent

Only after the Speaker’s assent.

answer is B.

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A bill becomes law only after the President’s assent. The primary function of Parliament is to pass new legislation, change existing laws, and repeal old laws. For any such procedure, a bill must be passed by both Houses of Parliament. A bill must be approved by the President after it has been passed by both Houses. If a minister introduces a bill in a House, it is referred to as a government or public bill. The introduction of a government bill requires a seven-day notice. Depending on the type of government bill and the majority required to pass it, the government could collapse if it fails.

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