UK Law-Making System — In Short ⚖️
1. Bill introduced → A proposed law is introduced in Parliament.
2. House of Commons → The Bill is debated, examined and voted on.
3. House of Lords → The Bill is reviewed, debated and may be amended.
4. Both Houses agree → The final wording must be approved.
5. Royal Assent → The Monarch formally approves the Bill.
6. Act of Parliament → It becomes law and can come into force immediately or on a specified date.
Key point: Parliament is the main law-making authority in the UK, although laws can also be made through delegated legislation, such as statutory instruments.
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