Which of the Following Statements Is TRUE

Which of the following statements is TRUE?

A) In Parliament, a bill can become a law only if it is supported by at least two- thirds of senators.
B) In Parliament, a bill cannot become a law unless it has passed through four readings in the House of Commons and four readings in the Senate.
C) The Prime Minister is the person who leads the party that has the most number of senators.
D) Regulations, statutory instruments, ordinances, and Orders- in- Council are types of subordinate legislation.
E) Before a bill becomes a federal law, it must receive royal proclamation, which is given by the Lieutenant General on behalf of the Queen.