Legislation

Why it matters

• It provides the legal mandate for the executive branch to implement public policy and administrative actions.
• It acts as a tool for social engineering, enabling the state to reform existing systems and address emerging societal challenges.
• It ensures the principle of the rule of law by providing a transparent and codified basis for governance and individual rights.
• It serves as a mechanism for democratic accountability, where elected representatives debate and scrutinize proposed state actions.

How it is asked

Focus on the legislative process, the distinction between primary and delegated legislation, and the role of parliamentary committees in ensuring oversight and quality of law-making.