Who makes laws for Germany?

Answer 1

In Germany, laws are made by the Bundestag, which is the federal parliament, and must also be approved by the Bundesrat, which represents the federal states (Länder). The process typically involves the drafting of a bill, discussions, and voting in both chambers. Once both the Bundestag and Bundesrat approve a bill, it is signed into law by the Federal President. This legislative process ensures that laws reflect both federal and state interests.