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Enacting legislation is also known as passing laws.
legislation: the act of making or enacting laws
Enacting legislation is also known as passing laws.
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They do many things but primarily they represent their constituents in enacting legislation.
The noun 'legislation' is a word for the process of enacting laws or a law or set of laws enacted. Legislation is considered an aggregate of laws, one law or many laws, it is legislation. Legislation is also the process of enacting laws, the process itself, not the steps that are taken or the number of times they are taken. For example: Legislation of safety standards must be reviewed by the Health and Safety Commission before legislation is proposed.
Legislation is the act of making or enacting laws. Once the laws have been enacted, they continue to be called 'legislation'. Any legislation that is enacted in South Dakota then becomes part of the South Dakota Codified Law.
Legislation is a law. To implement legislation means to take actions that are required by the legislation.EDIT: I'm not so sure that the above answer pertains to this question. To implement a law means to put it into effect and enforce it.
Legislation is the act of making or enacting laws. Once the laws have been enacted, they continue to be called 'legislation'. Any legislation that is enacted in South Dakota then becomes part of the South Dakota Codified Law. The people in South Dakota who enact the laws are called state legislators.
Most states in Australia are in the process of enacting legislation to ban sunbeds in tanning salons as they have been proven to increase cancer risk.
dictionary.com defines "legislation" as: 1. the act of making or enacting laws. 2. a law or a body of laws enacted.
The legislative branch has been granted the power of enacting legislation, the complete and plenary power of taxation, the power to declare war, and power to promote the general welfare. The executive branch consists of mainly the president who has been granted the power to veto or sign into law legislation written by Congress; and the judicial branch has the power to decide the constitutionality of legislation.