Coming into force
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Coming into force refers to the date and process by which legislation, or part of legislation, becomes a law.
Legislation may come into force on:
- A date specified by the legislation
- When it is officially promulgated by the head of state.
- In parliamentary systems, when it receives Royal Assent by the head of state, such as a Governor General or monarch.
- In presidential systems, when signed by the President.
- When it receives the requisite majority of votes or ratifications, such as an amendment to the United States Constitution.
See also: rule of law
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