President giving assent to a Bill is the final step of which process?

Correct answer: The process of a Bill becoming a law

Correct answer: A. A Bill is a proposed law. It is introduced and discussed in Parliament, and it must complete the required parliamentary stages before it is sent to the President. Presidential assent is the constitutional approval that completes the process of converting the passed Bill into an Act or law. Therefore, A is correct. B is wrong because voter lists are prepared for elections by the election machinery, not through presidential assent to a Bill. C is wrong because judicial appointments follow a different constitutional and administrative process. D is wrong because an election campaign is a period in which candidates and parties seek votes; it does not involve a Bill becoming law. The President’s assent should not be confused with introducing or debating a Bill: those are earlier stages. Memory cue: Bill plus parliamentary passage plus presidential assent leads to law.