Question

Where is a bill sent if it is approved after the third reading?

Answer 1

Debate on the Bill is usually short, and limited to what is actually in the Bill, rather than, as at second reading, what might have been included. ... At the end of the debate, the House decides (votes on) whether to approve the third reading of the Bill.

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Answer 2

If the bill is passed after a third interpretation, it is transferred to the president of the council.

The third reading is the concluding opportunity for the Commons to debate and discover the assertive and contradictory characteristics of the bill. After both the house and the legislature legislate the bill, then the bill is decisively ready to be accomplished into a law.