Law Implementation Matters In Democracy

In the federal architecture of Nepal, legislative bodies are institutionalised at three tiers of the government as envisaged in the federal constitution. The federal, provincial and local level legislative bodies are mandated by the constitution to formulate laws on the subjects enshrined in the respective schedules defined for the respective levels of the government. The constitution stipulates procedure for legislative function to ensure that laws are duly formulated with a recourse to procedure established by law after thorough deliberation in the law making forums concerned. Needless to say, the lawmaking process navigates through three phases namely pre-legislative, legislative and post-legislative stages.