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Short and long titles - Wikipedia

The short title is the formal name by which legislation may by law be cited. It contrasts with the long title which, while usually being more fully descriptive ...

Long title of a Bill - UK Parliament

Long title of a Bill ... The long title of a Bill is the wording at the start of a Bill that begins 'A Bill to...' and then lists its purposes, sometimes at great ...

Legislation Popular Titles and Short Titles - Congress.gov

Browse U.S. Federal Legislation by Popular Titles and Short Titles.

Long title - Erskine May - UK Parliament

26.7The long title sets out in general terms the purposes of the bill, and should cover everything in the bill. The phrase 'and for connected purposes', ...

The Legislative Process - Structure of Bills - House of Commons

A bill may have two titles: a full or long title and a short title. ... The long title appears both on the bill's cover page, under the number assigned to the ...

Glossary of Legislative Terms - Congress.gov

Titles Summaries Actions. Congress (Years). 1973 ... Legislation and Law Numbers. Examples: hr5, h.r. ... Foster, Bill [D-IL] (110th-111th) (113th-118th) ...

How to Write a Bill | Generation Joshua

Some bills may be more complex, but this simple version should be all you will need. The first section is normally the short title. As I explained above, the ...

Anatomy of a Bill - Legislative Reference Bureau - Hawaii.gov

The title is often intentionally broad to allow leeway for changes in the bill's content during the course of the session. Sections. Bills are divided into ...

How a Bill becomes a Law - Missouri Senate

No bill (except general appropriations bills) may contain more than one subject, which is to be expressed clearly in its title. No bill can be amended in ...

Drafting Direction No. 1.1 Long and short titles of Bills and ...

Drafters should think carefully before including multiple Act names in the long title of a Bill. ... Laws Amendment Bill, Social Security Legislation Amendment ...

Structure of Bills - The Legislative Process - House of Commons

The short title is used mainly for purposes of citation, and does not necessarily cover all aspects of the bill. ... The first clause of the bill normally sets ...

Federal Legislative History Research: First Steps - Tarlton Law Library

When a bill is first introduced in the House or Senate, it is assigned a number and its text includes a "short title," i.e., the law's ...

Paper entitled "Procedural issues related to the long title of a bill ...

Rail Merger Bill, despite its short title, is in effect an amendment bill which seeks to amend primarily the Mass Transit Railway Ordinance (Cap. 556) (MTRO) ...

Parts of a Bill - Reading Statutes and Bills

A short title is neither required nor appropriate for most bills but sometimes is included to provide a convenient way of citing a major, cohesive body of law ...

Congressional Bills | GovInfo

The short title of the bill is a commonly used abbreviated version of the full title. shorttitle: shorttitle:"transportation empowerment act". Congress Number.

Bills—the parliamentary process - Parliament of Australia

Every bill begins with a long title which sets out in brief terms the purposes of the bill or may provide a short description of the scope of a bill. The words ...

Foundations of Law: Legislation - Library Guides - UniSC

Long title: An Act to establish the Australian Human Rights Commission, to make provision in relation to human rights and in relation to equal ...

How a Bill Becomes a Law | Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton

Members can speak as long as they want and amendments need not be germane - riders are often offered. Entire bills can therefore be offered as amendments to ...

ELEMENTS OF A BILL - The North Carolina Judicial Branch

an act enacted during the long session without an effective date would not become effective ... The section creating an internal short title will usually be the ...

About Bills - Connecticut General Assembly - CT.gov

Consequently, the title might be long in an attempt to cover all the bill's subjects, or it might be short but very general. As the content of a bill ...