The final step in making the bill pass into law is to send it to the President. It takes place after the approval of both the House and the Senate.
A bill is a proposed bill considered by the legislature. A bill does not become law until it is passed by the legislature and, in most cases, is approved by an official.
Once a bill is enacted into law, it is called a legislative act, or law
The first steps (subsequent steps) of the approval of the bill include both the approval of the House and the Senate.
Next, a bill passed in the same manner is submitted to the President for final approval.
These successive steps are essential requirements for the passing of a bill.
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