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Legislation and Scrutiny MatchUp
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Legislation proposed by backbenchers and selected by a ballot
The final Commons vote on a bill
Initial presentation of a bill to the Commons
Approval of a bill by the monarch, formally turning it into law
After the Commons has approved the principle of a bill, it is scrutinised by committee
Legislation proposed by the government
After the third reading in the Commons is approved, the process is then repeated in the Lords
Commons votes on the principle of a bill
Once passage through the Lords is complete, MPs can then consider any amendments that the Lords have suggested
Government Bill
Private Members' Bill
First Reading
Second Reading
Committee Stage
Third Reading
Royal Assent
Passage through the Lords
Amendments Considered