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What is a Bill?

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Correct answer: Proposed law

Correct answer: A, a proposed law. A Bill is a written proposal placed before Parliament to make a new law or to change an existing law. The proposal is discussed, debated and voted on in the House or Houses of Parliament. If the required parliamentary procedure is completed and the President gives assent, the Bill becomes an Act, which is an enforceable law. A Bill is therefore the stage before a law is finally enacted. Option A is correct because it directly gives this meaning. Option B is wrong because a court judgment is a decision given by a court after examining a case. Option C is wrong because an administrative order is an instruction issued by an executive department, not a proposal debated as a Bill in Parliament. Option D is wrong because a committee report records findings or recommendations; it is not itself a proposed law. Memory cue: Bill means ‘law in proposal form’; after assent, it becomes an Act.

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