Royal Assent is the method by which a country`s constitutional monarch formally approves an act of that nation`s parliament, thus making it a law or letting it be promulgated as law. In the vast majority of contemporary monarchies, this act is considered to be little more than a formality; even in those nations which still permit their ruler to .....
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[Ireland] The granting, reserving or withholding of the Royal Assent was one of the key roles, and potentially one of the key powers, possessed by the Governor-General of the Irish Free State. Until it was granted, no bill passed by the Oireachtas (composed of the Dáil and the Seanad) could complete its passage of enactment and become law....
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In the UK, formal consent given by a British sovereign to the passage of a bill through Parliament, after which it becomes an
act of Parliament. The last instance of a royal refusal was the...
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The approval of a bill by the Crown.
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The royal assent is the approbation given by the British sovereign in Parliament to a bill which has passed both houses, after which it becomes a law. It may either be done in person, when the sovereign comes to the House of Peers and the assent (in Norman French) is declared by the clerk of parliament; or it may be done by letters-patent under the...
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The Royal Assent (Royal Veto) is the official signature by the Sovereign to an Act of Parliament.
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the signing of a bill by the Governor-General, which is the last step in making a bill into an Act of Parliament, or law
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In the UK, formal consent given by a British sovereign to the passage of a bill through Parliament, after which it becomes an act of Parliament. The last instance of a royal refusal was the rejection of the Scottish Militia Bill of 1702 by Queen Anne
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