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A law is created through a process that begins when an issue or need is identified by lawmakers or the public. A bill, or draft of the proposed law, is introduced in a legislature, such as a parliament or congress, where it goes through several readings and discussions. Committees may review and suggest amendments. If the bill passes majority votes in both legislative chambers, it is sent to the head of state (like a president or monarch) for approval. Once signed, the bill becomes a law. This process ensures laws are carefully considered, debated, and represent the public’s best interests.