Law making process
how laws are made
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- PM will meet with Secretaries of State in 10 Downing Street to discuss idea for a new law
- Civil servants put together a first draft of the new law proposed by PM and Cabinet
- Are groups of around 20 MPs with special knowledge/interest on a subject who look closely at a proposed bill.
- Gov meets with a specific group that a new law might effect to get their opinion on it.
- f the Public write to their MP to complain about the government's new law idea or local issues.
- MPs hold community meetings where the public can voice concerns.
- They will write to the government for or against the law. They will mobilise their supporters for or against t
- Bill is examined by a special team of lawyers called the Parliamentary Counsel to make sure it doesn't contrad
- Once all the consultations prompted Green Paper have been given, the law is revised and presented as a
- The proposed Bill is actually published ready to debate.
- The MPs read through the Bill
- Most of the major debating takes place. Opposition MPs from the other parties not in gov (Labour) ask questi
- The Parliamentary committees make their report about the proposed law, suggesting any changes, which the MP's
- he final vote is taken. If more than 50% of the 650 MP’s vote yes to the Bill here it is well on its way to be
- ...examine it again. Many Lords are senior Judges and solicitors. This gives them the expertise to check the
- Once a Bill has been passed by HoC + HoL it passes to the Monarch to be signed as law
- When a new law is passed, it may take months or years to go into effect. This gives Public Services time to ge
- The judges and courts sentence people based on the law passed by parliament
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