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    The legislative process in Bangladesh Parliament involves 10 steps. A bill is first introduced either by the government or by a private member. It is then published, debated on its principles, considered by a committee, debated clause by clause, and voted on. If passed, the bill is sent to the President, who can assent, return for reconsideration, or take no action and have it deemed assented. If returned, the process repeats until the bill is finally assented to and published as an act.

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    The legislative process in Bangladesh Parliament involves 10 steps. A bill is first introduced either by the government or by a private member. It is then published, debated on its principles, considered by a committee, debated clause by clause, and voted on. If passed, the bill is sent to the President, who can assent, return for reconsideration, or take no action and have it deemed assented. If returned, the process repeats until the bill is finally assented to and published as an act.

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    The legislative process in Bangladesh Parliament involves 10 steps. A bill is first introduced either by the government or by a private member. It is then published, debated on its principles, considered by a committee, debated clause by clause, and voted on. If passed, the bill is sent to the President, who can assent, return for reconsideration, or take no action and have it deemed assented. If returned, the process repeats until the bill is finally assented to and published as an act.

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    The legislative process in Bangladesh Parliament involves 10 steps. A bill is first introduced either by the government or by a private member. It is then published, debated on its principles, considered by a committee, debated clause by clause, and voted on. If passed, the bill is sent to the President, who can assent, return for reconsideration, or take no action and have it deemed assented. If returned, the process repeats until the bill is finally assented to and published as an act.

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    Legislative process in Bangladesh Parliament

    ;
    Government Bill Private Member’s Bill
    Step 1: First Reading: Introduction
    in the House by the Member in
    Charge (by Minister or by Private
    Member)

    Step 3. Second Reading: Motion in


    Step 2: Publication of the Bill in the the House for taking up the Bill for Step 4: General discussion
    Gazette for general information of consideration or reference to on the principles of the Bill
    Standing Committee or Special
    the Public
    Committee or eliciting public opinion

    Step 6. Unless recommitted to Committee or for eliciting public opinion again, debate in
    Step 5: Committee consideration and the House on the report of the Committee followed by clause by clause consideration of
    the Bill and voting; passing of the Bill as a whole (Third Reading); (bills need to be
    report to the House
    passed by majority of members present and voting, Constitution amendment bills are
    passed by two thirds of the total number of members of the House).

    Step 7 A: The President Yes No


    assents to the Bill within Step 7: Passed Bill is
    submitted to the Step 7B: Bill is returned by the
    fifteen days of its President for reconsideration by the
    presentation to him. Failing President of the
    House.
    this, the Bill is deemed to Republic for assent.
    have been assented to.

    Step 8: The returned Bill is passed by the


    House with or without amendments and
    submitted to the President for assent.

    Step 9. The President assents to the reconsidered Bill


    within seven days of its presentation to him. Failing
    this, the Bill is deemed to have been assented to.

    Step 10: Bill assented to/deemed to have


    been assented to by the President is
    published in the Gazette and becomes an Act

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