According to section 58 of the Australian Constitution, a Bill that has been successfully passed by both Houses of Parliament is not law until it:

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As per section 58 of the Australian Constitution, a Bill that has been successfully passed by both Houses of Parliament becomes a law only when it receives the Royal Assent of the Crown representative. Therefore, option D is the correct answer. Options A and B are incorrect as they do not have any role to play in the process of enacting a Bill into law. Option C is partially correct as the Bill must be proclaimed, but it is not the final step. The proclamation must be made after the Royal Assent is received.

According to Section 58 of the Australian Constitution, a Bill