törvénykezést

Törvénykezés is a Hungarian term that broadly translates to "legislation" or "law-making." It refers to the process by which laws are created and enacted within a legal system. This process typically involves several stages, starting with the identification of a need for new legislation or the amendment of existing laws.

The initiation of legislation can come from various sources, including government ministries, members of parliament, or even public consultations. Once a proposal is formulated, it usually undergoes a period of debate and scrutiny within the legislative body, such as the Hungarian Parliament. This involves discussions, committee reviews, and potential amendments to the proposed text.

Following approval by the legislative body, the bill is then typically promulgated by the head of state or government to become an official law. The implementation and enforcement of these laws are then carried out by relevant government agencies and the judiciary. Törvénykezés is a fundamental aspect of governance, ensuring that a society has a framework of rules to regulate conduct, protect rights, and maintain order. The specific procedures and actors involved in törvénykezés are defined by the constitution and other procedural laws of Hungary.