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PLM- Passage of Laws

AS LAW UNIT 1 - PLM PASSAGE OF LAWS

QuestionAnswer
What is green paper Green Paper is a tentative proposal for discussion.
What is white paper White Paper is a firm government policy
What is the First Reading The purpose of Bill read out.
What is the Second Reading The main debate and vote
What is the Committee Stage A detailed look by Standing Committee made up of 16-50 MPs. May take expert advice.
What is the Report Stage standing committee reports amendments back to the whole house. Each amendment is debated to be accepted or rejected.
What is the Third Reading review of whole Bill, formal Vote to see if the Bill should be taken to the House of Lords to go through the whole process again.
House of Lords scrutinise the Bill and make amendments, and approve or delay Bill if they do not agree.
Royal Assent The Queen has to approve of the Bill which then makes it an Act of parliament.
What is the Order of the Passage of a Law Green Paper White Paper First Reading Second Reading Committee Stage Report Stage Third Reading House of Lords Royal Assent
What is the difference between the question "the parliamentary stages" and "The passage of a law" parliamentary stages do not include The Green Paper or the White Paper
Created by: EliotHart
 

 



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