A comparison with at least two other countries on the same topic in para 2;
• South Korea
Legislative procedures apply to a set of procedures that begin with the drafting of Bills and
end with their promulgation. The Republic of Korea’s Constitution gives the National
Assembly legislative power and authorizes the Executive, Judicial, and other branches to
exercise lawmaking authority over subordinate laws other than Acts.Bills may be presented
by either National Assembly representatives or the Executive. Formalized paraphrase When
a bill is proposed by a member of the National Assembly, it must be approved by ten or more
members of the National Assembly.
First they have drafting of bills.This part which a central administrative body drafts
regulations on matters under its purview. When administrative matters come under the
control of at least two Ministries, those Ministries cooperate to draft a bill. First reading or
they call Consultation with Relevant Ministries, and, if necessary, consultation between
Government and the Ruling Party. Following the completion of the drafting of any Bill,
consultations on the details of such Bill with relevant Ministries are needed. Consultations
between the government and the ruling party, as well as support from opposition parties, are
