Public Bill

A public bill is a proposal for new laws or changes to existing laws that is introduced in a legislative body, such as a parliament or congress. Its purpose is to address issues that affect the general population, like healthcare, education, or transportation. The bill goes through several stages of review, debate, and voting before it can become law. Once passed, it applies to everyone within the jurisdiction. Public bills are important because they shape the rules and policies that govern society as a whole.