What are the nine main bodies of the National People's Congress proposing legal bills?

The nine main bodies of legal bills proposed by the National People's Congress are:?

the subjects who have the right to propose bills to the NPC are:

(1) the presidium of the NPC

(2) the National People's Congress Standing Committee (NPCSC)

(3) the special committees of the NPC

(4) the State Council

(5) the Central Military Commission

(6) the Supreme People's Court

(7) the Supreme People's Procuratorate

. Member of the Standing Committee

According to the laws of China, the organizations and personnel who have the right to propose laws include: the Presidium of the National People's Congress, the NPC Standing Committee, the special committees of the National People's Congress, the State Council, the Central Military Commission (CMC), the Supreme People's Court, the Supreme People's Procuratorate, a delegation of the National People's Congress, more than 3 deputies to the National People's Congress and more than 1 the NPC Standing Committee members.

Although unauthorized organs and personnel can put forward opinions and suggestions on enacting, amending or abolishing laws in various forms, they have no significance in putting forward formal legal bills in legislative procedures. After the bill is put forward, it must go through certain procedures before it can be included in the agenda of the law-making organ for deliberation and discussion.

Extended information:

Deliberation of the legal case. A bill that has been put on the agenda of the National People's Congress for deliberation shall first be explained by the sponsor at the plenary session, and then deliberated at the plenary session and group meetings of delegations, and then deliberated by the Law Committee and relevant special committees.

According to the deliberation opinions of delegations and relevant special committees, the Law Committee conducts a unified deliberation on the bill, submits a report on the deliberation results and a revised draft law to the presidium, which issues a meeting after deliberation and adoption, and submits the revised bill to the General Assembly for voting.

The system of at least two trials shall be implemented for the legal bills included in the agenda of the the National People's Congress Standing Committee (NPCSC) meeting, that is, at the first meeting of the Standing Committee, the sponsors' explanations on the legal bills shall be heard, and after preliminary deliberation, they shall be submitted to the Legal Committee and relevant special committees for deliberation.

The Legal Committee shall submit a report on the deliberation results to the next or subsequent meeting of the Standing Committee, and then submit it to the plenary meeting of the Standing Committee for voting.

voting on legal cases. At the meeting of the Congress and the meeting of the Standing Committee, voting on bills is done by electronic voting devices, which must be passed by more than half of all the deputies or members of the Standing Committee.

publication of laws. Laws passed by the National People's Congress and its Standing Committee shall be promulgated by the Chinese people and the President of the People's Republic of China in the form of presidential decrees.

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