Legislation refers to the process of making or enacting laws by a governing body, often a legislature or parliament. It encompasses the drafting, deliberation, and approval of laws, which are formal rules established to regulate behavior within a society. Legislation can also refer to the actual laws themselves, which are codified statutes that have been passed through the legislative process and officially adopted. This process typically involves various stages, including proposal, committee review, debate, and voting, and can be influenced by public opinion, lobbyists, and interest groups. Legislation serves to create, modify, or repeal laws and is an essential function of democratic governance, ensuring order and adherence to established standards within a community or nation.
Spain implements stricter road safety regulations to reduce alcohol-related accidents, effective by 2025. New blood alcohol limit set at 0.2 grams per liter for all drivers, lowering from previous allowances.…