legislative review

Legislative review is the process where lawmakers, such as a parliament or congress, examine and evaluate proposed laws (bills) to ensure they align with legal standards, address relevant issues, and serve the public interest. During this process, legislators may debate, amend, or reject the proposed legislation. The goal is to create effective laws that reflect the values and needs of society. Once reviewed and approved, these laws can be enacted and enforced. This oversight helps to maintain checks and balances in governance and ensures transparency and accountability in the legislative process.