A formal document that proposes a law and is submitted to the legislature by one of its members is called a

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A formal document that proposes a law and is submitted to the legislature by one of its members is called a bill. Statutes are laws that have been enacted by the legislature, resolutions are formal expressions of the opinion or will of a legislative body, and amendments are changes made to an existing law or constitution. Enactment refers to the process of a bill becoming a law.

A Formal Document That Proposes a Law and Is Submitted