What is a legislative bill?
A legislative bill is a proposed rule submitted for consideration by the legislature.
Key concepts and application
A proposal is not an enacted law. Committee review, plenary debate, approval and publication may follow constitutional and parliamentary rules. Text can change during deliberation.
Rights, procedure and limits
A news report of a bill does not create an immediate obligation. Check final text, commencement and transitional provisions. Amendments should also be read in the consolidated law.
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