legislative body
A "legislative body" is crucial in shaping laws and policies within a jurisdiction, often reflecting the people's will through elected representatives.
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Definition
B2Government
(formal)An official group authorized to create, amend, and repeal laws within a specific area.
Example
- The legislative body passed a new bill to improve public healthcare.
- Members of the legislative body debated the proposed changes to the tax system.
B2Sub-state Administration
(formal)A local or regional institution with the power to make and enforce laws within a smaller jurisdiction.
Example
- The state legislative body introduced new regulations for environmental protection.
- County legislative bodies have the authority to set local ordinances.