Question

Once an environmental bill becomes a law, who is usually responsible for the enforcement?

a regulatory agency
citizens
a legislature
the president or prime minister

Answer 1

The answer is the president or the prime minister.

Step-by-step explanation:

Whenever any bill has to be passed, it must pass both the houses by a majority of vote.

When it has been passed with majority, the bill comes to the President.

If the President signs that bill, it becomes a law.

This process is called "overriding a veto."

Therefore, the president or prime minister is usually responsible for the enforcement.

Answer 2

Option D

the president or prime minister

Usually whenever law in formed, it is the president who forms a delegation (a regulatory or administrative body) which shall be responsible for implementing the law.