Question

9. Which of the following statements is CORRECT?

1. A Bill is a law that has been passed through parliament.
2. The judiciary’s role is to make law.
3. In a bicameral legislature a proposed piece of legislation only needs to pass through one house of parliament.
4. The role of the executive is to carry out and administer laws created by the legislature.

Answer 1

Option D -

The government has legislative assembly which enacts the laws after various constitutional procedures and debates about its cons and pros to the society or nation. The judicial department is the executive branch of the legal system which carry out the legal proceedings according the laws created by the legislatures.

Option A is not correct as a bill needs to passed by the legislatures and needs to be approved by the President in the US system.
Option B is also incorrect because the role of judiciary is to refer the laws created by the parliament. The judiciary is an executive branch and it does not create laws.
Option C is also incorrect because in the bicameral system the proposed piece of legislation needs to passed by the lower house as well as upper house. In the US, it must passed by the House of Representatives and House of Senate.