“legislative process”

This page presents an official legal definition of “legislative process” from a government source. Additional definitions will be added as jurisdictions publish them.

Jurisdiction: Canada Canada

The process by which bills are approved by Parliament and become laws. A bill goes through three readings and study by a committee in both the House of Commons and the Senate. After approval by both Houses, it receives Royal Assent and becomes law.

Source: Glossary of Parliamentary Terms for Intermediate Students (Parliament of Canada)