The Legislative Procedures Act

The Legislative Procedures Act is a set of rules that govern how laws are created and passed within a government. It outlines the steps lawmakers must follow, such as introducing proposals, debating their merits, making amendments, and voting. The goal is to ensure transparency, fairness, and order in the lawmaking process. Different jurisdictions may have specific protocols, but generally, the act ensures that legislation is carefully considered and approved through a structured procedure before becoming law.